Computer Shopper - July 2017

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Cyber Insider : As governments around the world demand ever greater access to our personal data, Cyber Insider provides some timely tips on how to maintain privacy in the face of official – and unofficial – snooping.

Mel’s World : He was never really cut out for designing skyscrapers for rich Middle Eastern despots, but Mel Croucher believes the sky’s the limit when it comes to 3D-printed buildings.

Zygote : You no longer have to make your bed and lie in it – well, you’ll still have to do the reclining bit yourself, but a computerised duvet can do all the hard work for you.

Retro: IBM 5150 : With its 16KB of RAM and dual 160KB disk drives, the IBM 5150 revolutionised personal computing. Join us on a trip down memory lane to celebrate the iconic PC without which we wouldn’t be here today.

Components : The Ryzen 7 1700 is another Intel-rivalling chip from a resurgent AMD, and a great candidate for overclocking.

Audio : Unbalanced sound and an uncomfortable fit let down the otherwise well-made Master & Dynamic MH40 headphones and more..,

Computer Shopper Magazine Description:

The UK's biggest technology magazine, Computer Shopper puts you in a great position to negotiate when buying anything to do with PCs. Every issue features more industry advertisers then any other PC magazine. So you can compare prices quickly and easily, to make sure you get the best deal.