Asus P7P55-M review
Motherboards PCsThe P7P55-M's price isn't low enough to justify its mediocre performance and features.
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The P7P55-M's price isn't low enough to justify its mediocre performance and features.
A sensibly-priced Blu-ray writer that's also quick at burning discs.
A smart, thin netbook with an outstanding battery life, but the dull screen lets the side down, and there are other, better netbooks that cost less.
Poor battery life, an obsolete operating system and confusing software make this hybrid satnav/mobile phone frustrating to use, and we don't see the point in it.
A middle-of-the road package which might meet your needs, but there are better-value alternatives.
The M101z has decent battery life and a vibrant screen, all wrapped up in a luxurious chassis, but better cut-price ultra-portable options are available.
The Deskstar may be cheap, but its inconsistent performance and short warranty means it's poor value.
Fast and affordable, although with average quality and a lack of features.
Eight-hour battery life and good single-threaded performance make this an alternative to a netbook, but Packard Bell's Dot u has far better performance for a little extra cost.
The Dualie is a neat product, but if you're not fussy about tidiness and don't need FireWire you can save money by buying a USB disk and iPod dock separately.