Our latest poll had almost 3,000 people who answered, Which company made the best desktop motherboards in 2011?. 
Well out in front with almost half the votes, ASUS was voted as the maker of the best desktop motherboards in 2011 by TweakTown readers. In second place GIGABYTE got 20% of the votes while ASRock came in third with 14% of the votes. Read more…
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Lenovo is now offering Virtual Computer NxTop. With NxTop 4.0, IT departments can use a desktop virtualization solution that offers both centralized and distributed storage options for virtual machines. NxTop 4.0 is optimized on select Lenovo Think-branded PCs to deliver unique capabilities, native PC performance, seamless user experience, and zero-touch PC deployment through a Lenovo custom factory install. New features of NxTop 4 include hot-desking on stateless end-points, VMware vSphere/ESXi and Citrix Xen support, server VMs on PC infrastructure, large scale enterprise installer, and over 50 additional enhancements.
AMD’s upcoming Llano desktop platform goes by the code name of Lynx and over the past couple weeks there are plenty of leaks and embargo breaks of this new processor. We recently got to take a look at a system running one of these processors and now have been able to hold one in our hands. Sure, we are going to honor AMD’s embargo and not talk about performance, but you can take a look at the processor below. 
The AMD A3850 has four cores running at 2.9GHz and doesn’t support Turbo Core.
HP intros a new AIO Desktop PC that is aimed at Business Users, it is called the HP Omni Pro 110 and comes with a 20-inch widescreen HD anti-glare display and a few specs that would make me refer it to a Business user. It packs the power of a Intel Core 2 Duo processor, there is up to 1TB hard disk drive storage which makes it ideal for office with tons of paperwork, up to 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM so productivity is alway on track, ENERGY STAR-qualified meaning it will burn less electricity than the everyday PC plus there are other specifications which may also come in handy including its webcam with a microphone which could be used in online conferences and a DVD Writer for backup of old files to a DVD disc. Read more…
In addition to the Dynabook T551, Toshiba has also announced its new dynabook Qosmio D710 All-In-One Desktop PC onto the market. The Qosmio D710 comes with a 21.5-inch LCD Display with a 1920×1080 Full HD Resolution, it is powered by a 2.13GHz Intel Pentium P6200 processor, up to 1TB of Hard Drive Storage, and 4GB of RAM. Other specifications of the Dynabook Qosmio D710 are a DVD Burner, an Integrated TV Tuner, an HDMI port and comes pre-loaded with Windows 7 Home Premium 32 and 64 bit OS. The dynabook Qosmio D710 will be released in Japan within the next few weeks but no pricing information has been found. Read more…