Pros
- Big, crisp 17-inch screen
- Good gaming-worthy keyboard
Cons
- Irritating touchpad
- Bad manual and meager software
Bottom Line
Micro Express' power-hungry -- but feature-starved -- desktop replacement delivers gaming goods but little else.
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