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Sony VAIO Tap 20 All-in-One Touchscreen Computer and Tablet Review
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 Performance was fantastic in general usage scenarios and the inclusion of the battery does make the Tap 20 more appealing for home integration with the ability to move from room to room for short periods of time without having to drag around a power cable. Starting at $879, the Sony VAIO Tap 20 would make a great computer for a family or office space that needs multi-user interaction full, or part time."
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Mobile Convergence: Window 8 Convertibles Samsung ATIV 500T, MS Surface Pro
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Windows 8 is making possible a new class of mobile convertibles that flip between tablet and notebook. The Samsung ATIC Smart PC 500T is one example, based around a new Atom core and built around a big (for tablets) 11.6" screen, but there's an Ivy Bridge upgrade available in the 700T. Meanwhile, Microsoft's Surface Pro shows us a different vision of the convertible.
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Shuttle Barebone DS61 Review @ Madshrimps
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The DS61 is a nice little barebone from Shuttle, which supports both Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge CPUs and besides the CPU, it only needs some RAM (SODIMM) and a storage drive (HDD/S)..."
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Two 2 Bay NAS Review: Synology DiskStation DS213+ and QNAP TS-269 Pro @ Custom P
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"Today, we’ll be reviewing both the Synology DiskStation DS213+ and the QNAP TS-269 Pro 2 bay NAS units. These are small business oriented NAS units, which means they’ll be right at home running web servers and database servers, but they’ll still do the typical NAS activities such as sharing files, and backing up your PC just fine..."
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Dell XPS One 27 with Touch All-in-one (2710) Desktop Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Dell XPS One 27 with Touch All-in-one (2710) Desktop Review @ HardwareHeaven.com Recently Dell updated their all-in-one range to include the XPS One 27 (with optional touch screen). Providing a resolution of 2560x1440, i7 CPU and GeForce 600 series graphics on Windows 8 this could be the ideal home and office solution for those wanting to save space with a stylish chassis."
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HP Pavilion 20-b010z Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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If your workspace is tight, and your budget even tighter, consider the HP Pavilion 20-b010z. This all-in-one desktop PC offers middling performance and a mediocre feature set but that`s why it`s so inexpensive. Its AMD APU is a low-end processor and it only comes with 2GB of RAM, but it`s more than adequate for basic home productivity tasks such as email, web surfing, and word processing."
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Cyberpower Fangbook @ Bjorn3D
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Cyberpower is a premier high end system builder, with that they have some great options from mild to wild when it comes to system designs and options. Today we have the Fangbook X7-200 which is a new extreme gaming laptop built to make the days of being chained to a desk obsolete."
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ZOTAC ZBOX ID83 Plus Mini-PC Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Sapphire recently released the AMD A8 based Edge VS8 mini-PC and now we get a chance to see what ZOTAC`s latest generation of system can offer in comparison. The ZBOX ID83 Plus takes us into Ivy Bridge in a system which is comparable in size to a decent router, let`s find out how it performs..."
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Acer T272HLbmidz and Dell S2340T review
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We reviewed the Acer T272HLbmidz and the Dell S2340T. These are the first two Windows 8-certified touch monitors for desktop PCs. Their surface isn’t quite as smooth as what we’re used to on high-end tablets and smartphones. While each one is a good screen on its own merits, the asking price in excess of £500 is just too much. Early adopters will enjoy being able to use the Windows 8 touch interface on their desktop PCs, but the rest of us can better wait a bit longer for prices to drop to more reasonable levels.
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Inside the Macintosh SE @ Hardware Secrets
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Following the release of the original Macintosh (a.k.a. Macintosh 128K) in 1984, the Macintosh 512K in 1985, and the Macintosh Plus in 1986, in 1987, Apple released the Macintosh SE. Several versions of this computer were released. Let`s discuss this computer in detail."
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Dell XPS 13 (2013) Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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Dell has refreshed their XPS 13 Ultrabook with Windows 8, a 1080p display and a solid-state hard drive to speed up boot times. While it does deliver on performance, it falls short on battery life and lacks a touch screen, which is surprising considering the relatively high price."
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Dell Latitude 6430u Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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The Dell Latitude 6430u is a business-centered Ultrabook that offers long battery life for a long day`s work, solid performance and an attractive, professional design. It also comes loaded with all the ports you`ll need and very fast boot times to keep you from waiting. One thing we would have liked to see improved was the relatively dim display."
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ZOTAC ZBOX ID83 Plus MiniPC Review
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CES 2013 brought upon us another year of great product launches yet to come but there is one product you won’t have to wait long for and that is the ZOTAC ZBOX ID83. ZOTAC has been churning out these Small Form Factor PCs for quite some time and while most of the units we took a look at last year were based upon AMD architecture things are about to change."
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Dell Precision M6700 review
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The Dell Precision M6700 is more than an amazing laptop, with really only one drawback. That's the weight. 4.1 kg is heavy, no matter how you look at it. This is a laptop that will make any hardware enthusiast, or probably anyone that can appreciate a good piece of engineering, really happy. Particularly the configuration that we received from Dell, but even the less extreme versions are commendable. That's because you get a myriad of expansion options, including four memory slots and room for four disks.
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Samsung Series 7 All-in-one PC 700A3D review
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Samsung has already established it can design a good-looking TV, and that expertise has now been applied to all-in-one PCs. The Samsung Series 7 All-in-One PC 700A3D is a special computer. You can operate it with keyboard and mouse, the touchscreen and even (less successfully) by hand gestures. Plus you also get a remote.
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Apple iMac 27 inch 2012 review: Mac XL
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The 27-inch iMac we tested costs £1,699, and that's not nothing. You do get a very stylish computer in aluminium with above-average specifications. It has an excellent 27-inch display, a powerful processor, 8 GB of RAM and a fast graphics card. The main drawback is the slow hard disk, in a configuration like this an SSD should be standard.
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