I have a few magazines that I now only read on the iPad but this is not one of them.
The main screen is poorly laid out and looks amateurish, but the worse thing is the poor quality of the magazine. I find that when I open the magazine the resolution is very poor with grainy text. The only way to sharpen this is to zoom in then out which seems to sort the problem but this isn't practical to do for the whole mag. And to top it off its only twenty-one pence cheaper than the print version so I will stick with that. I have bought Practical Classics for years and I would be happy to switch to digital when they sort out the quality and lower the price (classics monthly is only £2.99 per issues compared to PCs £3.99).
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Michael Parkes
