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In Pictures: Best & Worst Desktop PCs of 2007

We review desktop PCs of all types, and here you'll see the extremes: the best and worst, the fastest and slowest, and the coolest and ugliest that came through our lab in the last year (or so).

Alan Stafford

PC With the Biggest Monitor: HP Blackbird 002 Lci

A big PC needs a big monitor to complement its...bigness, and the HP Blackbird 002 Lci we tested came with a doozy--the HP LP3065, a 30-inch LCD that doubles as a light source for your hydroponic garden system. It had a big price, too: $5900, nearly enough for it to get docked for being the most-expensive PC we've tested in the past year (the Alienware Area-51 7500 snagged that dubious honor by costing $107 more). Spend the difference on some plant food. Full Review | Latest Prices
Photograph: Robert Cardin
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