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Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 review

The Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 offers a 27-inch Full HD screen and powerful components making it ideal for movie lovers. Read more

£1,299

2 July 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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HP Z1 Workstation review

The HP Z1 Workstation offers a high-resolution screen, easily upgradeable parts and a big helping of power that will suit graphics professionals. Read more

£2,920

26 June 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Acer Aspire Z5771 review

The Acer Aspire Z5771 offers a good performance for an affordable price although it's let down by a poor screen and no Blu-ray drive. Read more

£540

7 June 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Samsung Chromebox Series 3 review

The Samsung Chromebox Series 3 desktop turns Google's web-based Chrome operating system into a decent option for low-cost PC shoppers. Read more

£280

30 May 2012 by Andrew Williams

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Asus Tytan CG8890 review

The Asus Tytan CG8890 is phenomenally powerful, looks ridiculous and costs an astounding £4,000. Read more

£4,000

22 February 2013 by Andrew Hoyle

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Dell XPS One 27 hands-on

The Dell XPS One 27 offers an extremely high-resolution screen for graphics work and looks a lot like the iMac. Read more

31 May 2012 by Andrew Hoyle

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Sony Vaio Tap 20 hands-on

The Sony Vaio Tap 20 combines a huge 20-inch touchscreen with a battery to let you use your desktop like a tablet. Wait, what? Read more

11 October 2012 by Andrew Hoyle