It would be awesome to have Nuts & Volts available electronically also, through something like zinio.com
I'm sure it would be cheaper distribution for N&V, and very convenient for people who travel a lot. If you think it's a good idea please help convince the editors
Nuts & Volts in digital form
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Personally I prefer paper magazines. After looking at a monitor all day, it is more relaxing to lay on the sofa with a paper magazine, than to spend MORE time at a monitor for my enjoyment reading. For technical reading I think flipping pages is better than scrolling.<p>If you can convince N&V to offer electronic version AS WELL AS paper, good luck! But not instead of paper please.
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I totally agree with Dale Y! An electronic version of Nuts & Volts would be just fine with me, just as long as it doesn't take away my paper edition! I much prefer flipping pages to scrolling. But I don't travel either, so I have no reason for needing an electronic version. Good luck, Yahya!
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Ditto keeping the paper version. I usually have at least two issues in my travel bag Not a day goes by that I don't stare endlessly at a PC screen so paper is my favorite "fun" way to read.
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Re: Nuts & Volts in digital form
I would subscribe to both the digital and print versions. I have unreliable mail service - I believe someone in the mail delivery chain has an interest in electronics. I have had three N&V go missing in just the past 7 months!<p>I do subscribe to both the digital and print versions of another magazine. I like the fact that I can discard my accumulated paper copies at some point. With paper copies, I dare not throw anything away, so clutter builds up.
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