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Review title: Complete Piece of Junk
Product review: Have half a day to find an article? Have another half day to get it to load? Have an eagle's eyesight to read faint gray text? Then this is the product for you. If you don't have any of these things, then forget this misbegotten item. I can't understand how a publication so careful of its quality in print would foist a low quality item like this on the public. In the end, I guess I've made a charitable donation to the New Yorker, which I wouldn't have minded doing if this were presented as a PBS-type fund-raising tool. But I really believed I'd be able to browse decades worth of magazines, based on how the New Yorker sold this. Instead, all I got was the urge to put my fist through my computer screen because of this "complete" piece of junk's time-consuming balkiness. Hey New Yorker: how about putting your archives online and charging a fee for access. If it really worked - unlike this junk - I'd gladly pay.
