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We’ve examined the data from more than 8000 readers to reveal exactly what sort of reliability, customer service and satisfaction you can expect in 2007.

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Since the launch of PC Authority magazine 30 issues ago, we have placed an emphasis on the concept of computing in the real world. This means that all the PC hardware that passes through our Labs is t

We are proud to announce the launch of the PC Authority Business Centre, your essential guide to business IT.

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Toshiba is offering PC Authority readers a special 20% discount off the entry fee for MobileXchange 2003. MobileXchange is the largest mobile computing conference in the Southern Hemisphere, and this year you'll get the chance of experiencing the Tablet PC revolution first hand. This great deal is only available until the 14th of February so get in fast!

There is a known issue with PC Authority's recent cover discs involving Windows' Autorun feature on some systems.

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Tim Dean reminisces over nearly seven years of PC Authority, and then he logs out.

All readers who have had difficulty registering the full-version programs on the PC Authority September 2007 DVD, please read this updated solution.

Finding a good PC or notebook for the family is not as hard as you might think. PC Authority  puts the latest models to the test.

Does dropping a hard disk from a third floor window or dunking it in a cup of tea mean curtains for your data? We visit Ontrack's data recovery labs to find out.

Where's the #@$%? Device Manager in Windows Vista? Steve Polak exlains how to find all the system settings you know from Windows XP, in the sometimes confusing Vista interface.

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