Typical price: £999
What is it: Vista-powered desktop PC with 20-inch monitor
What we think: The Solar Storm is an average-looking PC, but it offers good value for money and solid all-round performance
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 19 February 2007
Tags: Evesham, Evesham Solar Storm, keyboard, native resolution, tuner
We like:
TV tuner; capable graphics card; ample storage; nice monitor included
We don't like:
Dull-looking case; weedy power supply unit
You might also need:
USB hub
CNET UK judgement:
The Solar Storm is ideal for anyone who wants a solid all-rounder PC. It can play games, lets you watch digital TV, has ample storage and performance, but it's let down slightly by its looks
Full review:
Evesham is usually expeditious in selling PCs with the latest technology, and it has demonstrated its swiftness once again in releasing the Vista-equipped Solar Storm, which you can buy for £999. This might seem like a big wodge to shell out for a PC nowadays, but you get what you pay for, including a gorgeous 20-inch widescreen monitor, capacious storage and strong multimedia capabilities, which gives it the edge on the budget boxes you find on the high street. Continue Reading...
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