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desk top computer information:Visionman / Core 2 Duo E6300 / 2GB DDR2-667 / Gigabit LAN / 7600GT 256MB / Media Reader / WD Raptor 74GB HDD / WD 250GB HDD / 18X DVDRW / Logitech Keyboard & Mouse / XP Professional

Product Short Spec:

Processor:

Intel Pentium D 820 (2.8 GHz)

RAM installed:

1 GB DDR II SDRAM

Hard drive:

250 GB Standard

OS provided:

Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005

computer desktops information:ZT Cisnet CI-PV01C Minitower (Intel Viiv Pentium D 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

Product Short Spec:

Processor:

AMD Athlon 64 3700+ (2.4 GHz)

RAM installed:

1 GB DDR SDRAM

Hard drive:

250 GB Standard

OS provided:

Microsoft Windows XP Professional

desktop computer reviews:ZT Reliant CA-8005C Minitower (AMD Athlon 64 3700+ 2.4GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

Product Short Spec:

Processor:

Intel Pentium 4 (3.06 GHz)

RAM installed:

512 MB DDR SDRAM

Hard drive:

250 GB Standard

OS provided:

Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005

desktop computers information:ZT Cisnet CI-HT04C Minitower (Intel Pentium 4 Processor, 3.06GHz Hyper-Threading, 512MB RAM, 250GB HDD)

computer hardware reviews:HP Pavilion Media Center a1450n (Athlon 64 X2 2.2GHz, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

cheap computers reviews:HP Pavilion Media Center a1430n (2GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

Product Short Spec:

Processor:

Intel Core 2 Duo (1.86 GHz)

RAM installed:

1 GB

Hard drive:

250 GB

Display (projector) diagonal size:

20 in

OS provided:

Windows XP Media Center 2005

cheap computers reviews:Dell XPS 710 Red (Core 2 Duo 1.86GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD, XP Media Center 2005)

Product Short Spec:

Processor:

PowerPC G5 (2.3 GHz)

RAM installed:

512 MB DDR SDRAM

Hard drive:

250 GB Standard

OS provided:

Apple MacOS X 10.4

computer freeze reviews:Apple Power Mac G5 (2.3GHz, 512MB RAM, 250GB HDD)

Product Short Spec:

Processor:

AMD Athlon 64 (2.4 GHz)

RAM installed:

1 GB DDR SDRAM

Hard drive:

250 GB Standard

computer desktops reviews:ZT Cisnet CA-8003C Minitower (AMD Athlon 64 3700+ 2.4GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

Note: This product is part of the Dell XPS 400 series. .

computer supply information:Dell XPS 400 (Pentium D 820 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

Dell’s XPS 400 forgoes raw gaming muscle for multimedia versatility. Inside the glossy white case, there are nodual SLI graphics options or Intel Extreme Edition processors. What the XPS 400 has going for it is dual-core Intel Pentium D 900-series processors, single or dual TV tuners, loads of hard drive configurations, and a monitor selection that goes from a 19-inch analog LCD to a 30-inch wide-screen that more than doubles the XPS 400’s $990 starting price. The XPS 400 is an Intel Viiv PC, therefore the only OS offered is Media Center. Since high-end graphics aren’t needed for most Media Center tasks, we wish there were more graphics card choices other than two high-end ATI and Nvidia cards and the older GeForce 6800. The system is housed in a glossy white BTX case with a silver front bezel and black drive-bay covers. The midtower design will add a touch of class to any home office, but it’s too big to fit in with your home-entertainment components. Still, the BTX design results in whisper-quiet operation. The system’s chassis is also completely tool-free, making it easy to install and remove drives and expansion cards. A specialized XPS service code lets you bypass the usual long wait time and speak with an XPS-trained technician.

Note: This product is part of the Dell XPS 200 series. .

cheap computers reviews:Dell XPS 200 (Pentium D 820 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

The Dell XPS 200 is a lean version of the XPS 400, which is bigger and offers a greater degree of customization. By sacrificing some configuration options, Dell offers you a system with a thin case and a small footprint. Like the XPS 400, pricing for the XPS 200 starts at $990. Two areas where your choices are limited are with the graphics and the hard drive. The only graphics card offered is the low-profile, midrange ATI Radeon X600 SE, which means gamers need not apply. And serious TV archivists will balk at only three hard drive options, the largest of which is 320GB. By comparison, you can buy an XPS 400 with 640GB of hard drive space. But the system’s slim design and sharp looks make it an easy-on-the-eyes purchase for the vast majority of home users. A specialized XPS service code lets you bypass the usual long wait time and speak with an XPS-trained technician.

Note: This product is part of the Dell XPS 200 series. .

computer deals reviews:Dell XPS 200 (Pentium D 820 2.8GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

The Dell XPS 200 is a lean version of the XPS 400, which is bigger and offers a greater degree of customization. By sacrificing some configuration options, Dell offers you a system with a thin case and a small footprint. Like the XPS 400, pricing for the XPS 200 starts at $990. Two areas where your choices are limited are with the graphics and the hard drive. The only graphics card offered is the low-profile, midrange ATI Radeon X600 SE, which means gamers need not apply. And serious TV archivists will balk at only three hard drive options, the largest of which is 320GB. By comparison, you can buy an XPS 400 with 640GB of hard drive space. But the system’s slim design and sharp looks make it an easy-on-the-eyes purchase for the vast majority of home users. A specialized XPS service code lets you bypass the usual long wait time and speak with an XPS-trained technician.

Note: This product is part of the Dell XPS 600 series. .

cheap computers information:Dell Business XPS 600 (Pentium D 3.4GHz, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

With the recently introduced XPS 700, Dell’s XPS 600 is second fiddle in the XPS lineup but still provide lots of performance for a good price. Hard-core gamers will bemoan the lack of AMD processors, but these Intel-based performance PCs offer high-end options, including dual Nvidia SLI graphics cards, an Nvidia Nforce4 SLI x16 motherboard, and Ageia’s PhysX physics accelerator. Multimedia enthusiasts can opt for the Media Center OS and a dual-tuner TV tuner card for DVR-like functionality. Pricing starts at $1,790 and quickly scales up, with high-price add-ons, such as a 24-inch LCD. Our $4,999 XPS 600 test system can’t claim to be the very fastest PC when judged against its admittedly high-octane brethren, but it can plow through any 3D game or consumer-level content-creation task. A specialized XPS service code lets you bypass the usual long wait time and speak with an XPS-trained technician.

Note: This product is part of the Dell XPS 600 series. .

computer deals deals:Dell XPS 600 for Home (Pentium D 3GHz, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

With the recently introduced XPS 700, Dell’s XPS 600 is second fiddle in the XPS lineup but still provide lots of performance for a good price. Hard-core gamers will bemoan the lack of AMD processors, but these Intel-based performance PCs offer high-end options, including dual Nvidia SLI graphics cards, an Nvidia Nforce4 SLI x16 motherboard, and Ageia’s PhysX physics accelerator. Multimedia enthusiasts can opt for the Media Center OS and a dual-tuner TV tuner card for DVR-like functionality. Pricing starts at $1,790 and quickly scales up, with high-price add-ons, such as a 24-inch LCD. Our $4,999 XPS 600 test system can’t claim to be the very fastest PC when judged against its admittedly high-octane brethren, but it can plow through any 3D game or consumer-level content-creation task. A specialized XPS service code lets you bypass the usual long wait time and speak with an XPS-trained technician.

Note: This product is part of the Dell XPS 600 series. .

power computer information:Dell Business XPS 600 (Pentium D 3GHz, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD)

With the recently introduced XPS 700, Dell’s XPS 600 is second fiddle in the XPS lineup but still provide lots of performance for a good price. Hard-core gamers will bemoan the lack of AMD processors, but these Intel-based performance PCs offer high-end options, including dual Nvidia SLI graphics cards, an Nvidia Nforce4 SLI x16 motherboard, and Ageia’s PhysX physics accelerator. Multimedia enthusiasts can opt for the Media Center OS and a dual-tuner TV tuner card for DVR-like functionality. Pricing starts at $1,790 and quickly scales up, with high-price add-ons, such as a 24-inch LCD. Our $4,999 XPS 600 test system can’t claim to be the very fastest PC when judged against its admittedly high-octane brethren, but it can plow through any 3D game or consumer-level content-creation task. A specialized XPS service code lets you bypass the usual long wait time and speak with an XPS-trained technician.