Maximum PC, formerly known as boot, is an American magazine published by Future US, and focuses on modern day PC hardware. Most content in the magazine is projected to a less business-oriented audience than many other magazines. The magazine is focused more so on home-related computing, and the relation of modern hardware toward modern software and gaming but has recently shifted focus to include consumer electronics such as digital cameras and cell phones.
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- Maximum PC, formerly known as boot, is an American magazine published by Future US, and focuses on modern day PC hardware. Most content in the magazine is projected to a less business-oriented audience than many other magazines. The magazine is focused more so on home-related computing, and the relation of modern hardware toward modern software and gaming but has recently shifted focus to include consumer electronics such as digital cameras and cell phones. Maximum PC's fanboy attitude, use of humor, sometimes vulgar language, and suggestive images (two of the issues featured a female nurse fixing a computer on the cover) gave it a distinct populist feeling, and also resulted in some controversy. In particular, the 'nurse cover' of February 2002, as well as August 2005 generated a large amount of reader feedback and letters. Prior to September 1998, the magazine was called boot. boot and sister magazine MacAddict launched in September 1996 when Future US shut down CD-ROM Today. The site also has a podcast, titled the NO BS Podcast that covers technology news and what is happening in the world of Maximum PC.
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