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Pricing not availableIBuyPower Value-Pro Athlon 64 3500+ 2.2 GHz - 17" TFT
Reviewed on July 14, 2005 Nearly everything about the iBuyPower Value-Pro suggests a price tag higher than $999, making this a top choice among sub-$1,000 systems. -
Pricing not availableiBuyPower Back to School
Reviewed on August 16, 2004 It's not the most polished desktop we've seen, but for $899, the iBuyPower Back to School PC presents an attractive starter system that's ready for the dorm room. -
Pricing not availableiBuyPower Value 640
Reviewed on February 1, 2007 The Vista-based iBuyPower 640 is a good bet for PC enthusiasts on a shoestring budget who are looking to add a PC to their home theater and don't mind (or look forward to) tweaking and upgrading the system as they go. -
Pricing not availableHP Pavilion a1740n
Reviewed on March 14, 2007 HP's lower midrange (or is it upper budget?) Pavilion a1740n desktop will run Windows Vista well enough, but too many other PCs have stronger core hardware for the money. Between that issue and the overall feeling that this system is trying to sell you something prevent us from recommending it. -
Pricing not availableeMachines T5224
Reviewed on February 5, 2007 It has a sleek new look and it runs Windows Vista as well as you'd want, but we wish Gateway had taken more risks with the new eMachines T5224 desktop. This system delivers respectable budget performance with most of the features you'd want, but we think you can find a better PC for the money if you shop around. -
Pricing not availableiBuyPower Value Ultra
Reviewed on May 15, 2006 Students will love the Value Ultra System for its many performance and aesthetic options. Their parents may want to save a little dough by opting for a cookie-cutter system from eMachines, but the extra change gets you a lot at iBuyPower. -
Pricing not availableiBuypower Value Ultra (Athlon 64 X2 4200)
Reviewed on July 13, 2006 The highly configurable iBuyPower Value Ultra can be set up to emphasize performance or price; this back-to-school configuration keeps a foot in both camps, but a better budget deal lurks elsewhere. -
Pricing not availableHP Compaq Presario SR5050NX
Reviewed on June 22, 2007 HP's new Compaq Presario SR5050NX squeaks by its direct eMachines competition, but both of those systems fall behind to HP's own SlimLine desktops in terms of features and performance. If you're looking for a basic desktop with expandability, though, we give this system the nod. -
Pricing not availablePowerSpec T470 - Core 2 Duo E6300 1.86 GHz
Reviewed on February 1, 2007 WinBook's PowerSpec T470 would have been easy to recommend two months ago. In the new Vista-powered world of desktops, you've got to give a little more. Faster systems that cost as much or even less than this one make WinBook's latest mainstream offering look dated. -
Pricing not availableIBuyPower Gamer SLI Special Edition - Athlon 64 4000+ 2.4 GHz - 19" TFT
Reviewed on April 6, 2005 The iBuyPower Gamer-SLI Special Edition may not be the fastest gaming system, but it provides everything you'll need to get in on the action without taking out a second mortgage. -
Pricing not availableHP Presario SR1430nx (Pentium 4 2.93GHz, 512MB RAM, 160GB HDD, XP Home)
Reviewed on July 20, 2005 For less than $700, the HP Compaq Presario SR1430NX provides the essentials you need in a home desktop system, but the feature set may become obsolete quickly. -
Pricing not availableEMachines T5226
Reviewed on April 29, 2007 eMachines' new T5226 desktop is powerful enough to run Windows Vista smoothly. It should also power you through most of the common modern-day applications without too much fuss. We just wish it offered more compelling hardware for the money. You can find faster, more-capable PCs for basically the same price. -
Pricing not availableiBuyPower Viiv-350
Reviewed on March 7, 2006 The iBuyPower Viiv-350 is a no-frills PC that meets all the requirements to wear Intel's Viiv badge, but it's missing many of the features we've come to expect from a serious Media Center system. -
Pricing not availablePolywell Poly 690G-5200
Reviewed on March 9, 2007 By submitting this system with 64-bit Windows Vista, Polywell opens it up to driver conflicts, application incompatibility, and underwhelming performance on memory intensive tasks. We're not sure what the benefits are, either. You can configure it with 32-bit Windows, and improve on the hardware to bring its performance up, but at that point it loses its price advantage. Pass this one by. -
Pricing not availableShuttle XPC G5 3600mc
Reviewed on July 20, 2006 Shuttle's midrange XPC G5 3600mc is slick-looking and compact, but it falls short of other small-form-factor systems such as the Mac Mini and the WinBook Jiv Mini.
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