Behold the $55,000 PC
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Start-up Truvia is working with custom-furniture makers to produce one-of-a-kind PCs that hide out in fancy furniture.   Photos: Hide-and-seek PCs
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This looks like the *real* beginning of the end for Itanium. The workstation market is two-fold. There are those that use workstations for computing tasks (scientific, visualization, whatever) and those that
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Anyone who's thinking of buying PC hardware in the next few months must keep an eye on the future.
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Called the IBM eServer Blue Gene, the Power-based supercomputer employs a mix of cooling and clustering technologies and starts at $1.5 million.
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Way back in June I suggested you hold off on buying a new PC until systems with PCI Express shipped. The new technology has the potential to dramatically improve performance because it replaces the pokey old
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A closer look at the slim, sleek new all-in-one PC, which Gateway touts as an ideal centerpiece for the digital home.
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You can deduct all or part of the costs of your home PC, depending upon its use. But put on your thinking cap before you tackle this gnarly issue.
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Look for more consumer electronics products and services from the PC behemoth. Also: SuSE Linux for Dell servers.
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With starting hardware prices of $3,993 and $7,050 respectively, the IBM eServer(TM) p5-520 and p5-550 Express models are among the most cost-effective in the industry.
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Notebooks, PCs in five year franchise
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The PC maker is gearing up for the fall with new printers, TVs and a spiced-up desktop.
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Device uses NCQ technology to prioritize a PC's requests.
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Stylish desktops conceal the processor, hard drive, and optical drive behind the display.
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The $1.75 billion deal represents the latest upheaval in an industry in which personal computers and the components that go into them have largely become commodities, parked on desktops everywhere and available at Wal-Mart for under $300.-The Washington Post
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The start-up delivers its pocket-size PC to U.S. shelves.
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Tycho:  With that gigantic PC behind me - a PC I have begun to call the Night Engine - we finally have a machine in here that can run Crysis, and run it well.  Reasonably well.  Not at max resolution, by any means.  The sweet spot is around 1440x900 here, a point at which he performance and gameplay have reached an uneasy truce.  They'll be showing off a console version of their engine at the next GDC, which was inevitable, but they'll also be revealing a "six hundred dollar machine" that will run Crysis well.  That must be the comedy portion of the act.
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New Windows-based computer doubles as a TV and a digital video recorder.