No. 95609234

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Lot of 8 Vintage UK Computer Magazines - Create Online, Computer Shopper, Personal Computer World, - 2001
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Lot of 8 Vintage UK Computer Magazines - Create Online, Computer Shopper, Personal Computer World, - 2001

Lot of 8 Vintage UK Computer Magazines (2000–2001) – Windows, Web Design, Music, Security, and More + Inserts This collector’s lot features 8 original UK computer magazines from 2000–2001, a golden era of home computing and digital creativity. Each issue covers a unique theme—ranging from internet speed and PC security to Windows tutorials, web design, digital music production, and hardware reviews. Included in the lot: 1. Create Online – Issue 18 (Nov 2001) The Web Designer’s Bible – Special survey issue featuring international web design news, job training, and B2B website reviews. Rare collector’s cover. 2. Computer Shopper – Issue 165 (Nov 2001) Featuring “Ultimate PCs,” printer reviews, and PC makeover tips. Over 200 products reviewed and rated. 3. Personal Computer World – Nov 2001 (Vol. 24 No. 11) “Awards 2001” special with over 1000 products tested. Also features articles on inkjet printers, flat-panel PCs, and the making of Shrek and Final Fantasy animations. 4. Computer Music – Issue 39 (Autumn 2001) Covers the launch of Sound Blaster Audigy, VSTi tutorial fest, Rocket Network, and beginner-friendly music production tips. 5. Internet Magazine – May 2001 “Speed” special issue. Tests 124 ISPs, latest browsers, broadband access, and asks “What’s next after Napster?” Includes web-building tips and free tools. 6. PC Plus – Issue 177 (June 2001) Security special: 12 firewalls/antivirus packages tested. AI-themed “Judgement Day” feature asks if computers can become intelligent. Also includes hardware reviews (GeForce 3, Intel P4). 7. Windows Made Easy – Issue 42 (2001) Beginner’s guide to Windows Me. Features over 100 pages of plain-English tutorials and step-by-step projects (Xara X, Terregan). 8. Computer Arts Special – Issue 24 (2001) “Web Design” special covering Flash, Dreamweaver, UltraDev, and Director. Features 101 design mistakes, tutorials, and creative projects. A must for early 2000s digital designers. --- Bonus Vintage Inserts Included: Original “Treasure Island” Scratchcard (unused, 2001 – nostalgic giveaway piece) Prize flyer from Strike Lucky Games Windows 2000 Toolkit promo flyer Tiscali Internet Access ad with attached CD envelope (Internet Explorer 5.5 + extras) And more... --- Condition: All magazines are in good vintage condition with some signs of age-related wear. Some inserts and flyers still attached inside. See images for more details. --- Collector's Note: A unique opportunity to own a curated selection of original UK computer magazines from the early 2000s—ideal for collectors, tech historians, designers, retro computing enthusiasts, and digital nostalgia lovers. Shipping with tracking. Carefully packaged.

No. 95609234

No longer available
Lot of 8 Vintage UK Computer Magazines - Create Online, Computer Shopper, Personal Computer World, - 2001

Lot of 8 Vintage UK Computer Magazines - Create Online, Computer Shopper, Personal Computer World, - 2001

Lot of 8 Vintage UK Computer Magazines (2000–2001) – Windows, Web Design, Music, Security, and More + Inserts

This collector’s lot features 8 original UK computer magazines from 2000–2001, a golden era of home computing and digital creativity. Each issue covers a unique theme—ranging from internet speed and PC security to Windows tutorials, web design, digital music production, and hardware reviews.

Included in the lot:

1. Create Online – Issue 18 (Nov 2001)
The Web Designer’s Bible – Special survey issue featuring international web design news, job training, and B2B website reviews. Rare collector’s cover.


2. Computer Shopper – Issue 165 (Nov 2001)
Featuring “Ultimate PCs,” printer reviews, and PC makeover tips. Over 200 products reviewed and rated.


3. Personal Computer World – Nov 2001 (Vol. 24 No. 11)
“Awards 2001” special with over 1000 products tested. Also features articles on inkjet printers, flat-panel PCs, and the making of Shrek and Final Fantasy animations.


4. Computer Music – Issue 39 (Autumn 2001)
Covers the launch of Sound Blaster Audigy, VSTi tutorial fest, Rocket Network, and beginner-friendly music production tips.


5. Internet Magazine – May 2001
“Speed” special issue. Tests 124 ISPs, latest browsers, broadband access, and asks “What’s next after Napster?” Includes web-building tips and free tools.


6. PC Plus – Issue 177 (June 2001)
Security special: 12 firewalls/antivirus packages tested. AI-themed “Judgement Day” feature asks if computers can become intelligent. Also includes hardware reviews (GeForce 3, Intel P4).


7. Windows Made Easy – Issue 42 (2001)
Beginner’s guide to Windows Me. Features over 100 pages of plain-English tutorials and step-by-step projects (Xara X, Terregan).


8. Computer Arts Special – Issue 24 (2001)
“Web Design” special covering Flash, Dreamweaver, UltraDev, and Director. Features 101 design mistakes, tutorials, and creative projects. A must for early 2000s digital designers.

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Bonus Vintage Inserts Included:

Original “Treasure Island” Scratchcard (unused, 2001 – nostalgic giveaway piece)

Prize flyer from Strike Lucky Games

Windows 2000 Toolkit promo flyer

Tiscali Internet Access ad with attached CD envelope (Internet Explorer 5.5 + extras)

And more...

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Condition:

All magazines are in good vintage condition with some signs of age-related wear. Some inserts and flyers still attached inside. See images for more details.
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Collector's Note:

A unique opportunity to own a curated selection of original UK computer magazines from the early 2000s—ideal for collectors, tech historians, designers, retro computing enthusiasts, and digital nostalgia lovers.

Shipping with tracking. Carefully packaged.

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