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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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Alienware Area-51 7500
Desktop PCs
Price: £2731.88 | Rating: 77%
When a big cardboard box chock-full of new PC first arrives, the first thing you want to do is rip it open and show off...
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Dell XPS 700
Desktop PCs
Price: £1999 | Rating: 70%
The industrial revolution was characterised by a focus on efficiency. Leading architects such as Louis Sullivan in Chicago followed the strict mantra that 'form follows...
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Shuttle XPC SN27P2
Desktop PCs
Price: £326.64 | Rating: 80%
Shuttle virtually invented the concept of the small form factor, so it isn't surprising that the company's product range is now more numerous than the...
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Mesh ViVa D805
Desktop PCs
Price: £699 | Rating: 75%
There's been a low-level murmur about Intel's Viiv for what seems like ages. Lots of manufacturers have been keen to slap the colourful, cuddly logo...
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Aria AXL Slimline Media Center
Desktop PCs
Price: £469.94 | Rating: 61%
When you remove Aria's AXL Media Center from the box, it's instantly surprising. It's housed in the Hiper Media Chassis, a case we reviewed in...
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Chillblast Fusion 3800 am2 'oc' Edition
Desktop PCs
Price: £1199.99 | Rating: 81%
The temptation for companies presenting a PC to the discerning readers of CPC is to go all out and build an ultra high-end, dual-graphics, nuclear-powered,...
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Scan 3XS HC2-7950
Desktop PCs
Price: £2466 | Rating: 83%
Nobody in the world is better at swearing than the British. Perhaps the Americans - Samuel L Jackson and the population of New Jersey in...
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