Be careful!!! Remember that magazines written by a computer company to promote their
products usually will not do a lot of critical analysis of their own products. Try to get
independent reviews.
Organisation of a Comparison
Title
Introduction containing the names and version numbers of the products you are going to
compare, and why these products are important for your readers
Comparison of the features of the products (if some of the features are the same, either
don't write about them, or write about them very very briefly)
Conclusions and Recommendations
References to the magazines, books etc. where you found your information.
Example phrases:
Byte for byte, Fast-ATA drives are much less expensive than
SCSI drives, and they’re just as fast or faster; again,
at least for most common uses.
Drives capable of 7,200 rpm are on the bleeding edges, those capable of 10,000 rpm are on the other side.
IBM's Deskstar line of Fast-ATA drives are the fastest
Fast-ATA drives you can buy; if you're looking for a SCSI drive, Seagate's new Cheetah
drives are the champs.
56k modems are generally only slightly more expensive than
their 33.6-kbps counterparts.
As an inexpensive alternative, the $119 ActionTec 56K
Internal Fax/Modem provides remarkable x2 performance over good line conditions, though it doesn't perform nearly as well as the V.Everything over
bad digital or analog lines.
This compact external modem proved to be a top performer in our tests, coming in only slightly behind the Courier V.Everything over good
line conditions.
