The HP Pavilion s5180a punches above its weight and provides a welcoming entry point for a starter or low-end upgrade system.

Another "I'm a PC" ad hits the Web, and this time Microsoft is rolling out the "PCs are cheaper" argument in its war with Apple.

An extremely well built and comfortable machine, blessed with striking looks and a great price.

New AMD mobile chip could give Intel Atom a run for your money, if you're thinking of a mini notebook.

A huge 18.4in widescreen, Blu-ray drive and a big hard disk make this a great entertainment laptop

Mike Jennings tests a selection of laptops that offer stunning power and fantastic features in a dozen luxurious packages

HP’s Dragon combines fantastic power, comprehensive features and an innovative 20in screen design.

A great desktop replacement thanks to the huge screen and dual 200GB hard disks, but its price is too high.

They glow, then disappear, leaving a smooth chrome-look on the new DV entertainment notebook range. Check out the pics here.

The new HP Pavilion HDMI-enabled dv notebooks are sexily-chromed, but the other good news is what's not inside the box. Foam that is.

A great desktop replacement thanks to the huge screen and dual 200GB hard disks, but its price is too high.

The PC maker will launch its first desktop in Australia capable of playing both formats.

Picking a winner in the high-def wars is easy with this bargain PC, and you’ll never guess where we found it . . .

HP has announced a completely new line-up of computers, printers and handheld devices for the Australian Christmas 2007.

A good-looking, ergonomically excellent laptop with a wealth of multimedia capabilities for home users.

You really have to look to the 17-inch giants like the HP Pavilion zd8001AP to find machines that were designed as multimedia beasts from the ground up.

HP is the latest IT player to throw its hat in the digital entertainment ring unveiling a swag of new digital photography and home entertainment products which it hopes will cement its future in the digital home consumer market.

While the epithet 'multimedia PC' used to be bandied about to over-hype any PC in the mid-'90's that was capable of playing music, rudimentary video, and games, the descriptive was overused so much on sub-par PCs that the impact of any real multimedia capabilities was diminished in the wash of pretenders.

HP’s newly launched consumer product range consists of 20 devices focused on digital photography and entertainment.

Looking sleek and a little smaller than your average midi tower, the t134a sits on top of the Pavilion series. This machine is a powerful home/office PC – not rigged purely for gaming.