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PCMARKET SDS-1
by Ty Pendlebury
The $1000 PC was once regarded as the Holy Grail of computing, but now almost every manufacturer has one.
Jun 10, 2005
Altech PC Gameforce Soldier
by Ty Pendlebury
Producing a PC for under a thousand dollars will inevitably lead to compromises – do you go for a better screen or more processing power?
Jun 10, 2005
HP M1188A
by Ty Pendlebury
A decent PC with media abilities bolted on, transforming this into a good lounge machine.
Feb 2, 2005
Optima MyPC Media Center
by Ty Pendlebury
Windows Media Center Edition (MCE) 2005 was launched with quite a bit of fanfare late last year, and not least of all because it was the first time in its 18 month life Australians could buy systems based on the OS.
Feb 2, 2005
Acer Aspire T620
by Ty Pendlebury
When it comes to accessories, the Aspire has one of the best bundles supplied for this roundup: including an MCE remote and a radio/TV antenna! It also has a decent specification list: 3Ghz Pentium 4; 160GB HDD; and 512MB RAM. The only sticking point here, amongst all this multimedia goodness, is the inclusion of the Mobility X300 video card. It's like building a Ferrari and installing a two-stroke motor. It doesn't make much sense.
Nov 18, 2004
Capitol Dream Station
by Ty Pendlebury
Nominating Sato as our winner for the desktop machines this month was fairly straightforward, especially when compared to deciding the outcome of the closely-fought notebook war. Because, even though the Sato was outdone by one or two systems in terms of performance, nothing beat it on pure value for money.
Nov 18, 2004
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