Circuit Cellar v Silicon Chip

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The real Andy

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I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...

Andy
 
The real Andy wrote:
I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...

Andy
It'll be no contest. I subscribed several months ago to their on-line version for US$5.
I get pdf's of the entire issue a couple of weeks before they hit the stands.
The majority of CC contributors have got the expertise and the ability to communicate
what they're doing, and why, and the source code is often available on the CC website.
What's more, they also have contests, with MAJOR sponsors, and the contributions are
from all over the world. SC's contribution to electronic design and applications in
Australia is woeful by comparison.

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David
 
"The real Andy" <ihatehifitrolls@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:3f67fe6f$0$15134$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two
Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks
the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...

Andy
Do you mean this??
http://www.circuitcellar.com/library/priorityinterrupt/158.htm

I used to read Steve Ciacia's Circuit Cellar in Byte back in the 1970s at
high school!

gtoomey
 
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 16:25:12 +1000, "The real Andy"
<ihatehifitrolls@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...

Andy

Been a subsciber for many years , You'll find that the only problem
can be that, with some of the chips they use and discuss, the Local
(Australian) distributors only seem to find out about long after CC
has done artilces on !!!

Generally very interesting occasionally rather esoteric !!!
 
"The real Andy" <ihatehifitrolls@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message news:3f67fe6f$0$15134$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...

Andy
Atmel was subsidising subscriptions a while back
US$5 for the electronic edition.

ends up as a 40MB pdf file(10MB zip)

You should find it well worth while.
I found the ethernet projects dam handy.

Alex
 
"Alex Gibson" <alxx@ihug.com.au> wrote in message
news:bkg7ou$af9$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...

"The real Andy" <ihatehifitrolls@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:3f67fe6f$0$15134$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...
I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two
Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks
the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...

Andy
Atmel was subsidising subscriptions a while back
US$5 for the electronic edition.

ends up as a 40MB pdf file(10MB zip)

You should find it well worth while.
I found the ethernet projects dam handy.


I decided to go for the print version. Downloading takes to long for me.
It's all tax deductable in the end, so i dont mind paying.
 
"The real Andy" <ihatehifitrolls@yahoo.com.au> writes:

I just bit the bullet and subscribed (for two years), also got two Previous
years on CD for $10US. Hope it lives up to its name. Their website looks the
piece. I'd like to see CC go head-to-head with SC...
I used to subscribe to Byte magazine prior to Steve Ciarcia's split with
Byte in 1988. As soon as he announced starting CCink I subscribed and have
been reading the magazine ever since. It's far and away the best magazine
for practial applications of computers.

Elektor comes close in some aspects, but Silicon Chip is nowhere near as
good. That's possibly because SC has an extremely constricted market, and
SC's focus is different.

Craig.

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