Sony Ericsson's Naite offers a clear, sharp display with smooth navigation and plenty of organizational and multimedia goodies under the hood. E-mail, an FM music player, and music, photo, and video-editing tools stand out

A nonstandard headphone and charger jack, slightly cramped dial pad, and terrible speakerphone don't do the Naite any favors. Some of the best multimedia features like video calls don't work in North America. Associating a contact with a photo is less ...

The esoterically named Sony Ericsson Naite may classify as a feel-good eco-phone, but its packed feature and toolsets make it a good pick for socialites shopping in the midlevel range--daintier carbon footprints notwithstanding.

Record-setting application performance thanks to overclocking and Intel's new six-core Core i7 chip; expert build quality (with one major exception); outstanding power efficiency for a high-end desktop

Heavy, non-reinforced 3D card broke its card slot; gamers might opt for a different build

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Excellent all-around system performance; discreet graphics card permits basic gameplay; eco-friendly

No FireWire or eSATA ports

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Smart balance between features and performance; Blu-ray drive; energy efficient; interior improved from older Pavilion Elites

Adding or replacing a hard drive is still unnecessarily complicated

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Includes TV tuner and wireless networking without sacrificing general-purpose features; room to upgrade despite bounty of features

Missing storage-friendly external ports found on other, less expensive Gateway desktops

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Excels in single application and multitasking performance tests; massive case gives plenty of room for upgrades; ample motherboard connections; power-efficient

Lacks wireless; quad-core HP system is faster in multithreaded applications; uniquely designed tower not for everyone

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Competitive multitasking and multicore performance; built-in wireless networking; spacious interior fit for upgrades

The Gateway system offers faster single-core performance for less; lacks HDMI

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Up-to-date connection options; power efficient

Faster performance and better features available from other PCs for just a few dollars more; nonexistent online support

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Decent single-core performance; wireless networking included; power efficient

Not as fast as more affordable Gateway; few features to really set it apart

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Decent performance for the price; organized interior with room for upgrades

Lacks wireless networking; Gateway gives you faster performance for less money

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