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{{Infobox magazine
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| editor          = Jasmin Redžepagić
| editor_title    = Editor-in-chief
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| frequency       = Monthly
| circulation     = 
| category        = [[Computer magazine]]
| company         = A1 Video d.o.o.
| publisher       = 
| founded       = 1995<ref>{{cite news|title=O Nama|url=http://pcchip.hr/internet/vise-od-sto-milijuna-blogova-na-tumblru/|accessdate=10 January 2017|work=PC Chip}}</ref>
| country         = [[Croatia]]
| based           = [[Zagreb]]
| language        = [[Croatian language|Croatian]]
| website         = [http://www.pcchip.hr/ ''PC Chip'']
| issn            = 1331-0542
}}

'''''PC Chip''''' is a monthly [[Croatia]]n [[computer magazine]]. It is one of three general computer magazines published in Croatia, along with its main competitors ''[[BUG Magazine|BUG]]'' and ''[[Vidi (magazine)|Vidi]]''. The magazine is published by company A1 video d.o.o.,<ref name=ift>{{cite web|title=Computer Science and Communication|url=http://www.iztzg.hr/en/bibliotheque/magazines/|publisher=Institute for Tourism|accessdate=13 September 2015}}</ref> which is also maintaining [[website]] pcchip.hr. The magazine has its headquarters in Zagreb<ref name=ift/> and is also sold in [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], [[Slovenia]], [[Serbia]], but "digital sample" (pdf) is available to anybody with [[internet]] connection.

''PC Chip'' has 194 pages and was redesigned in April 2008 (Issue 155). In November 2011, issue number 198 was published.

==Article themes==
First few pages in every issue is usually filled with columns and various IT news, previews, and press conference reports.

===Hardver===
As name suggests, this subsection covers reviews of various types of [[personal computer hardware]]. Anything that can be connected to computer is candidate for review in this section. New [[desktop computer|desktop]] computer parts, [[laptop]]s, [[Computer monitor|monitor]]s, [[printer (computing)|printer]]s,  [[peripheral]]s, [[tablet computer]]s, photo and video equipment, various [[gadget]]s, and other equipment that is available in Croatia are often reviewed in this subsection. Hardware editor is Slaven Pintarić.

=== Softver ===
Most ''PC Chip'' readers use [[Microsoft Windows]] [[operating system]], so most software reviews in this subsection is aimed at Microsoft users. [[Linux]] and [[macOS]] users also get some attention, with focus on [[freeware]] and [[free software]].

=== Helpdesk ===
This subsection is filled with various [[tutorial]]s, [[How To (disambiguation)|how-to]]'s, tips & tricks, and answers to reader's mails.

=== other ===
Few pages in every issue is usually occupied by various themes ranging anything from [[science fiction]] and computer [[history]] to business interviews, large press reports or off topic themes. 2 or 3 pages are reserved for games.

=== Moby ===
Former standalone magazine is now merged with PC Chip and usually, last 10 - 15 pages are reserved for this section. It covers new [[mobile phone]] and [[smartphone]] reviews, but also other equipment, mobile software, and known issues.

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.pcchip.hr/ Official website]

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