All-in-one PCs have been one of the beneficiaries of the improved performance in low-power components meaning you’ll get quite a bit of speed out of smaller confines. The Dell Inspiron One sports a 23″ LED backlit touchscreen LCD display with all of the computing prowess to turn it into a multimedia powerhouse. Details are a […]
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The miniaturization of PC components has meant a whole new generation of small computers that pack in just as much functionality as their larger desktop cousins, although you’ll still have to make some concessions. Gateway’s SX 2311-03 manages to cram up to an AMD Phenom II X4 820 CPU and 8GB of memory into a […]
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Gaming PCs have become something a little more kinder and gentler over the years so as not to scare off those that want simple aesthetics and are scared off by the more eccentric designs. The Acer Aspire Predator AG7750-U2222 cares nothing about your reservations and revels in its over the top looks as well as […]
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Grabbing yourself a gaming PC saves you the time and energy of building one yourself and nets you that nifty little warranty. Normally you’d travel on over to the manufacturer’s site and custom build your own but you lazy gamers are now in luck. CyberPower is rolling out their CyberpowerPC Gamer Xtreme 1064, Gamer Xtreme […]
Touch-screens are at a bit of a cross-roads. Gadgets are a logical place for the functionality given their user-friendly approach but in the PC realm there aren’t exactly many shining examples of the technology being implemented. The MSI Wind-Top AE2220-25SUS hopes to change all of that with its All-in-One design sporting a peppy Intel Core […]
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Optimizing system performance used to be about defragmenting every so often and limiting the number of applications you’re running. Unfortunately, today’s modern PC needs a whole host of support applications doing their own thing in the background in order to maintain a usable system. TuneUp Utilities 2010 attempts to corral your PC and whip it […]
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It’s not a knock on cases with see through side panels but the vast majority tend to limit the amount of cooling potential given the lack of side fan mounts which are becoming increasingly important in systems with MOSFETs, northbridges, and memory pumping out more and more heat. The Akasa Freedom Xone has more than […]
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If you’ve priced out a new ATX computer case you’ve likely run into more than a few models that offer up insane amounts of airflow but they come with an equally large price tag… fortunately at least one company is looking to save you some cash. The NZXT M59 sports some rather extreme angles and […]
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A quality headset allows you to listen to those enemy agents sneaking up on you and saves you the considerable noise complaints when all you want is to hear stuff blowing up really loudly. Though that won’t stop them from hearing you if you are the yelling type. The Logitech ClearChat PC Wireless Headset allows […]
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The the ever shrinking computer got a little more stylish today with Dell’s launch of the Inspiron Zino HD in the US. While you might mistake it as some Intel Atom sporting nettop the machine actually sports much more robust AMD processor options. The machine offers up configuration options of single or dual core chips, […]
