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Velocity Micro ProMagix E2230: We've already written about Velocity Micro's lower-end Best Buy PC; now we take a look at the ProMagix E2230, a more ambitious $2,100 desktop. Like the less-expensive E2035, the higher-end E2230 combines a dual-core Intel CPU and a Nvidia graphics card to skew toward those looking for a decent gaming...; Tags: Desktops, Processors, Games, PCI, Raptor, Velocity, Velocity Micro, ProMagix E2230; Product reviews 2007-05-25

Enano ex7400u: We admit we had worries about the Enano ex7400u. At $1,825, it's awfully expensive compared to its closest small-size competition. After testing, our opinion brightened, but once we compared it to a similarly priced laptop, we were less optimistic. It's been an emotional roller coaster reviewing this new entrant in...; Tags: Notebooks, Desktops, Chipsets, Semiconductors, Wireless LANs, laptop computer, Enano; Product reviews 2007-06-06
Gateway DX430X: Gateway first announced its DX430X midrange desktop at this year's CES. Why it's taken this long to get us a unit to review we're not exactly clear on, but the delay has given Gateway the chance to submit this $1,470 system with some updated specs. What we like most about...; Tags: Desktops, Games, Video cards, Processors, Gateway Inc., Gateway DX430X, PC; Product reviews 2007-05-18
Velocity Micro ProMagix E2035: Velocity Micro's newest, least-expensive Best Buy PC is not a great deal, it's merely an OK one. Aimed at the entry-level 3D gamer, the $1,499 ProMagix E2035 has most of the hardware needed to have a satisfying gaming experience. It features Velocity Micro's typical build quality and an attractive case....; Tags: Performance management, Processors, Games, ProMagix E2035, Velocity, Velocity Micro, Cyberpower; Product reviews 2007-05-04

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