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The refresh for the top-of-the line model of Alienware's Area-51 premium gaming desktop offers more AMD options.
It starts at $600 (roughly £467 or AU$810), but that configuration may be seriously underpowered.
But if you use a webcam, its new midpriced, AMD-powered Inspiron PCs deserve a facepalm.
You can't tell the U27 and Z4 are computers rather than monitors, but they don't stand out much.
Running an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070, the little 7-pound desktop is now available in a special Arctic edition.
With a mod design and a rock-bottom price, the Endless Mission One could be a mini desktop for the masses, if not for OS and performance limitations.
The MSI VR One surprisingly succeeds in making VR more immersive, but even so, expensive, awkward virtual reality backpack PCs are ultimately more novelty than practical.
A winning design and unusually good sound system highlight HP's first-rate reimagining of the HP Envy Curved AIO 34 for 2017.
For discriminating ears and eyes, the XPS 27 (2017) all-in-one offers the best combination of features for the money.
For discriminating ears and eyes, the XPS 27 (2017) all-in-one offers the best combination of features for the money.
The ArtPC looked like just another display in Samsung's CES booth, but turned out to be much more.
The Asus VivoPC X isn't just paying lip service to VR -- this $799 (roughly £650, AU$1,100) machine has two HDMI ports to make headset hookups easy.
If you're interested in 3D printing, you have to check out this high-tech HP computer that has a built-in 2D and 3D scanner.
Samsung quietly reveals the "ArtPC Pulse Premium" -- a consumer-friendly desktop with a built-in Harmon Kardon speaker system, decent specs and a very Apple-esque shape.
Despite using the same components and cases as many other PC makers, CybertronPC has managed to hit top performance scores in the CLX Ra at slightly lower prices than the competition.
This desktop computer that straps to your back makes untethered virtual reality an actual reality.
A small-but-powerful gaming cube, with the latest Nvidia graphics.
The latest Intel Compute Stick takes a big leap forward in power -- and price -- while still being capable of turning any TV into a PC when not traveling in your pocket.
