“I make no apologies for my pedantry; Microsoft should know the names of its own products”

Lee reveals the repair headaches of foldable laptop screens and presents a tale so terrible it comes with its own sound effect

One of the many joys of writing for this fine publication is getting to talk about computer problems that trip up real PC users. If you think about it, every edition of PC Pro follows a technology timeline. At the front is the latest news, where we learn about bleeding-edge developments that will eventually filter down to this part of the magazine, Real World Computing, where we reflect on how these developments affect our lives, before Nicole’s Futures section tells us what’s going to happen tomorrow (but not in a “here’s the winner from the 2.15 at Wincanton tomorrow” way). As stories pass through these stages, it allows us to revisit them as they contort and grow from a simple startup idea into a dominating global brand that improves humanity…

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PC Pro (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2024

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