With its AMD Sempron 3000+ processor and decent feature set, the WinBook PowerSpec 8436 makes an attractive package that should keep the basic user satisfied for a couple of years. Should your ...

The Micro Electronics PowerSpec V300 ($450 direct, $590 with 17-inch monitor) is a basic PC with a little bit of power. It justifies its $150 premium over its cheaper stablemate, the PowerSpec V100, ...

The PowerSpec 1510 offers top-end gaming hardware at rock bottom prices, but it inexplicably ships with G-Sync disabled by default. Nvidia’s gameplay-smoothing G-Sync technology is disabled by default ...

Last week, the market watchers at NPD Group announced that in May, notebook PC sales passed the dollar amount of desktop sales for the first time. These days, desktops are decried as low-profit-margin ...

Not too long ago, if you wanted a sub-$1,000 Media Center PC, your only option was to skimp on key features like a TV tuner (and even then, there weren't a lot of choices). Now, the market is starting ...