Unicent Avanta E333

The $999 Unicent Avanta E333 provides Pentium II power, as evidenced by the Avanta's benchmark score of 171. But Unicent shaved some features to the bone, though this machine's target market of first-time home and home-office users probably won't know what they're missing--except for the conspicuously absent office applications suite. On the other hand, the system wouldn't be so affordable without such trade-offs.

The well-organized documentation has good basic FAQs and troubleshooting information. Unicent backs its machines with a three-year parts and labor warranty, but weekday phone support is limited to only 13 hours a day.

SUMMARY

PRO: Least expensive budget system
CON: Average components, no office suite

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