PC World March 2007 Contents

In the March 2007 issue of PC World, available now:

What's On the DVD

Cover Story

Hardware secrets

We've pulled together dozens of upgrade tips, useful tricks, and thrifty add-ons for all your gear.

Top value PCs

Our lab tests reveal some of the best bargain PCs around, starting at $898.

Digital photo guide

Get the most out of your pics by using top portable printers, sites and software.

Next-gen game consoles

We check out the latest consoles - Wii, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 - to see which one you should buy.

Test drive

Here's five of the latest great-performing multiformat DVD writers at realistic prices.

Startup

Industry news -- Important issues and events in the world of IT.
Quick takes -- Previewing the hottest new high tech each month.

Every month

  • Editorial
  • Readers Forum
  • Backbytes

First Looks

Hardware
  • Motherboard ASUS Striker Extreme
  • TV tuner DViCO FusionHDTV DVB-T Home
  • Graphics card Gainward BLISS 8800GTS Golden Sample
  • Notebooks Fujitsu LifeBook S6311; Toshiba Qosmio G30
  • Colour laser printer Fuji-Xerox DocuPrint C2100
  • Multi-function device Lexmark X9350
  • Digital camera Canon Ixus 850 IS; UMPC ASUS R2H
  • Powerline adapter Netgear HDXB101
  • Skype phone Netgear SPH101
  • Storage device Western Digital Passport (160GB)

Software

  • Security Software McAfee SiteAdvisor Plus
  • Symantec Norton Confidential
  • PDF program Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0
  • P2P file-share OnShare
  • Office suite Microsoft Office 2007 (Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Outlook)

Here's How

  • Helpscreen: Your PC questions answered
  • Hassle-free PC: Spring clean your PC
  • Bugs & fixes: Booby-trapped browsers
  • Internet: Get out there with MySpace
  • Imaging: Change the season in your photos
  • Networking: Mobile TV available wherever you go
  • Security: USB ports are a gateway to viruses
  • Business: Menu bars speed up workflow
  • Audio: Transfer music from analog to digital

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