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The Acer AspireRevo AR3610 gives the user the best combination of performance, design, and features in the nettop world. It's yardstick that the others have to be measured against. ... Full story

For a seventh of the price, you get nearly all the photo editing tools of the industry standard—minus some pro capabilities and its large ecosystem. Full story

While GoToMeeting provides dependable Web conferencing, the feature set is not evolving as quick as the competition's. Full story

The Polywell Giada ION-100 nettop is well equipped for a sub-$500 desktop, plus its compact form factor saves power and is quiet during operation. Full story

Cirago's Network USB Storage link may be the tiniest NAS for your USB-based storage yet and the price is great, but it's not on par with the pricier competition. ... Full story

The HP Pavilion Elite-140f lives up to its name, giving the audio, video, and photo enthusiast a power PC that's much faster than "fast enough." Full story

This clever utility lets you paste text, files, pictures long after the regular clipboard forgets about them. Full story

The Acer Aspire AS7740-5691 delivers big-screen goodness at a price that's hard to beat. Full story

Image Courtesy iBUYPOWER Inc. iBUYPOWER is one of many companies that takes barebones laptop systems from companies such as MSI, completes the configuration and then sells them under their own brand name. Their latest 17-inch laptop uses the new Core i7 based processor platform from Intel. This promises to provide a significant ... Full story

Image Courtesy Toshiba Toshiba's Qosmio X series gaming laptops may not be the most portable but they are certainly capable. Rather than using more compact 17-inch displays, their choose to go with a 18.4-inch display that adds considerable size to the laptop. Previous models also came with a bright red flame display cover ... Full story