Taiwan gets all the good stuff first but it also get some decidedly average stuff as proved by HP unleashing their first nettop PC at a Taiwanese road show, the HP Mini-Q 2030 Nettop PC. Weighing only a few kilos the HP nettop PC is literally the bare bones of computing, coming with no monitor or other peripherals.

The Intel Core i7 bandwagon just picked up another passenger in the form of the Acer Aspire M77220 desktop pc. Acer, following briskly in the footsteps of the ASUS ROG CG6190 amongst others, have announced the released of their latest high-end offering which will be available come the end of November.

Packard Bell have been stepping up their game when it comes to gaming machines and the Packard Bell Ipower X20 Gaming PC joins the ranks amongst the likes of the iPower GX released earlier this year. A word of warning though, the starting price is as big as the technical specs.

The Silicon Mountain Allio 42-inch HDTV PC and Blu-ray Player (quite a mouthful) comes with a massive 1TB hard disk drive, Windows Home Premium and 4GB of ram making it very tasty in the PC stakes. Add to that a 1080p panel and about 50 possible inputs and connectivity options including wireless and USB and you have a pretty nifty all-in-one machine on your hands.

After months of speculation, ASUS have finally let us have some concrete information on their two Eee Top all-in-one PCs, the ET1602 and ET1603. No word on price and release date as yet. Guess we will have to wait another six months for that titbit….

The Sotec E7 media center PC with iPod dock adds a little something extra to your desktop computing but in all honesty, with so many great stand-alone iPod docks out there, is it really necessary?

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You’ve all heard about C-kins (skins) by now and the Commodore XX and GX gaming PC’s (if you haven’t you better step your game up and read all about it here) and Commodore have finally opened their United States webstore for you to grab your high-tech rigs from.
Commodore has long been a favourite of gamers in the United Kingdom and worldwide since the days of the Commodore 64 which made Commodore a household brand in the UK (never mind it being one of the biggest selling game systems of …

Will all the Eco-sensitive issues around these days it’s not wonder the Corporate desktop giant Dell have come out with this ever so environmentally friendly bamboo Computer. The as yet unnamed Dell PC is no concept and will actually be in production at some point this year.
It is comprised of recycled material (including milk jugs and bottle tops) and uses considerably less energy than a standard PC. It’s pretty compact so ideal for travelling with. The guys here at GadgetHeat only wonder how long it’s built to last with it …