The former mini marvel doesn't look quite so impressive

Small and quiet but a little expensive

Apple gives the iMac a makeover and finally adds quad-core processors

Brilliant LED-backlit screens; across-the-board specification increases; quad-core model promises blistering performance

Magic Mouse is awkward to hold

Though still pricey compared to equivalent Windows PC set-ups, the new iMac line-up is more capable than ever, although the imminent quad-core model promises to be the real eye-opener.

Touch-screen technology on the (relative) cheap

Not for everyone but if you want touch technology this is a good-value computer

A tiny desktop PC for basic tasks such as web surfing and office applications

The VOT120 is a cheap-and-cheerful mini PC that takes up hardly any space and is also energy efficient, consuming just 13W. The system is not suitable for high-end graphics or games, but is ample for office applications and web browsing.

A PC that can clip to the back of your monitor

A petite and impressive media and internet computer

A great value and capable gaming computer

Great for gamers on a budget

A simple, cheap all-in-one PC

The Emachines EZ1600 is a simple, small desktop computer - just budget for a new mouse to go with it

A touch-screen computer for basic computing tasks

Interesting combination of technologies for those short on space and tight budgets

All-in-one PCs boast touch-screen technology

Superb screen and well-thought-out touch technology make the IQ520 a desirable all-in-one computer

A mid-range thin client with support for virtual desktops as well as traditional server-hosted sessions

Powerful and flexible; support for a wide range of enterprise infrastructure

Price comparable with many full-blown desktop PCs

Igel's UD3 is a flexible thin client terminal with enough performance for most applications. The model we tested (UD3-720 ES with Advanced service pack) also includes support for a wide array of back-end infrastructure, including the most common ...