Desktop PC Reviews

So tech enthusiasts across the globe are starting to get sneak peeks at Intel’s upcoming Nehalem-based Core i7 launch, and so far, things are looking very good indeed.

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While Dell has had an all-in-one desktop model in the form of the XPS One available for almost a year, it’s starting to look a little bit dated when compared to the sleek new desktops released by other manufacturers.  That situation has been rectified as Dell just released their sleek new 24″ XPS One 24.

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Lenovo announced updated desktops today in the form of the ThinkCentres M58 and M58p.  The new computers are being billed by Lenovo as both their greenest and most secure PCs yet, largely thanks to the addition of new software.  Power Manager is a new application that lets buyers monitor and control power consumption when not in front of the desktop, which is a nice feature if you decide you’re going to be away longer than you realized.

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Dell released four new OptiPlex desktops today in the form of the OptiPlex 360, 760, 960 and FX160.  Ranging in starting price from $399 to $863, these computers are aimed at commercial desktop installations.  The FX160 is Dell’s first foray into the thin client segment, aimed at taking advantage of the recent uptick in virtualization technologies.

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