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Sony LocationFree TV
Desktop PCs
Price: £189.98 | Rating: 75%
Back in 1999, MTV quietly launched MTV2, a spin-off channel that was focused on rock and alternative music, with videos entirely chosen by viewers. Viewers...
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CyberPower Gamer Infinity 870
Desktop PCs
Price: £1065 | Rating: 64%
Objects that change colour depending on the direction from which you're viewing them tend to be fascinating. We may have HDR and subsurface-scattering in Pixar...
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Shuttle XPC Mini X200M
Desktop PCs
Price: £1258.42 | Rating: 80%
Building your own PVR has its joys, but they usually centre on activities that take place when everything is up and running. Installing and configuring...
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Vadim Cepheus RQ80
Desktop PCs
Price: £4970.99 | Rating: 89%
Although good reviewers approach every new product with an open mind, you know that at the start of the month, when the editor dishes out...
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Chillblast Phantom
Desktop PCs
Price: £1879 | Rating: 76%
Noise can be cool. Riding a Harley-Davidson must be fun, but for every person who dreams about breaking the sound barrier in a MiG, there'll...
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Gladiator Trident CPC6600
Desktop PCs
Price: £1149 | Rating: 80%
The Scan Triad, which we reviewed last month (see Issue 40, p34), is a UV-reactive fusion of noisy, powerful and very expensive components. While the...
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Scan 3XS Triad
Desktop PCs
Price: £3099 | Rating: 80%
The component list of the Scan 3XS Triad reads like the excited demands of a child telling Santa what he wants for Christmas, ignoring the...
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Packard Bell Smart TV32
Desktop PCs
Price: £1999 | Rating: 67%
There are more than a few contenders for 'most significant computing invention of the last few years' (despite the fact that I just made up...
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CyberPower Gamer Infinity Quad Elite
Mid-range PC
Price: £850
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