The 18.5-inch MS214 delivers a decent mix of features, performance, and price--so long as you can do without a touchscreen and slow networking.

The bottom line: Gateway's SX2840-01 remains the budget PC to beat. Its combination of small size, fast performance, and living room competence makes it one of the most flexible desktops on the ...

It's good to know that if necessary, a worker in duress could pick his ThinkCentre A70z up by the handle and swing it as a crude blunt weapon.

Slow performance next to competing PC at the same price. The HDMI port in particular will be useful as more and more LCD monitors incorporate that input, and the DX4300-03, while still a midtower,...

Dell's first desktops to carry the Inspiron name look good, inside and out. Processor: Intel Pentium Dual Core E2180 (2.00 GHz). Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 (2.4 GHz). Our configuration came...

The Asus's screen's video quality is acceptable, but can look a bit washed out in darker movie scenes.

Between the soft audio and 18.4-inch displays common to both systems, neither is a digital media stand-out, but they should be enough to provide decent background entertainment or up-close viewing.

Despite a small hard disk and no Blu-ray drive, the 23-inch Z5610 still offers good bang for your buck.

Lenovo’s 20-inch C300 delivers a big screen and lots of storage; some critical deficiencies, however, put a dent in its usefulness.

Significant upgrades over its predecessor are hobbled by the MSI Wind Top AE2220's shoddy picture.