The good Built-in speakers A number of useful colour options in the OSD Low price The bad Low max brightness level Dulll colours in games and movies are dull Has problems distinguishing dark grey from black Lacks ergonomic options Design and features The 23.6-inch ViewSonic VX2433wm has a glossy, black bezel that slopes inward toward the screen on all sides. The bottom middle of the bezel has a raised ViewSonic logo above a blue LED and grey power button

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The good It's a good-looking 23-inch monitor Has HDMI and DVI support at a low price The bad Low brightness level keeps colours from really popping It lacks ergonomic options No extras Design and features The Dell ST2310 looks a lot like Dell's own SX2210 , with a glossy black bezel juxtaposed with its stark white backside. The screen has a slightly frosty matte finish with an anti-glare coating and the bottom of the bezel sits about 70mm from the desktop.

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Dell ST2310

The good It's a good-looking 23-inch monitor Has HDMI and DVI support at a low price The bad Low brightness level keeps colours from really popping It lacks ergonomic options No extras Design and features The Dell ST2310 looks a lot like Dell's own SX2210 , with a glossy black bezel juxtaposed with its stark white backside. The screen has a slightly frosty matte finish with an anti-glare coating and the bottom of the bezel sits about 70mm from the desktop.

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Dell ST2310

The good It's a good-looking 23-inch monitor Has HDMI and DVI support at a low price The bad Low brightness level keeps colours from really popping It lacks ergonomic options No extras Design and features The Dell ST2310 looks a lot like Dell's own SX2210 , with a glossy black bezel juxtaposed with its stark white backside. The screen has a slightly frosty matte finish with an anti-glare coating and the bottom of the bezel sits about 70mm from the desktop

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Dell ST2310

The good It's a good-looking 23-inch monitor Has HDMI and DVI support at a low price The bad Low brightness level keeps colours from really popping It lacks ergonomic options No extras Design and features The Dell ST2310 looks a lot like Dell's own SX2210 , with a glossy black bezel juxtaposed with its stark white backside.

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The good It's a good-looking 23-inch monitor Has HDMI and DVI support at a low price The bad Low brightness level keeps colours from really popping It lacks ergonomic options No extras Design and features The Dell ST2310 looks a lot like Dell's own SX2210 , with a glossy black bezel juxtaposed with its stark white backside.

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The good Decent Wireless-N performance at a very affordable price Responsive and intuitive web interface The bad Lacks gigabit Ethernet and USB ports Throughput speed and range could be better Design and ease of use The DIR-615 has a traditional wireless router design.

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D-Link Wireless N Router DIR-615

The good Treads more lightly on your CPU than in the past Bolsters last year's reputation-based detection engine with a new behavioural detection system The bad Doesn't have the highest rate of detection Dramatic improvements to Norton over the past two years indicate that Symantec has been listening to the needs and complaints of consumers. Strong and surprising changes to Norton's effects on system performance introduced last year are maintained in this new version, and a new behavioural detection engine called Quorum shows that Symantec can juggle both performance and protection. Quorum incorporates behavioural detection with a program reputation engine called Norton Insight, introduced in the 2009 version .

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The good Good keyboard and trackpad for a netbook Excellent battery life The bad At the higher end of the netbook price range Uninspired design Design The Samsung N110 is a fairly anonymous-looking netbook, with a matte-black interior (accented by a very subtle maroon stripe around the outer edge) and a glossy, black lid. Unfortunately, the glossy surface of the lid was among the more smudge- and fingerprint-friendly we've encountered, and keeping it looking clean for even a single day was a struggle. While not as thin as something like the HP Mini 1000 , Samsung gets points for making a netbook with a six-cell battery that doesn't look like it has a kickstand.

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The good High-res display Cool colour combos Typical high-quality Sony construction and design The bad Poor battery life Smallish keyboard Higher resolution screen adds an AU$200 price premium Loud fan Sony's first foray in to the world of Atom-powered laptops was the Vaio P-series Lifestyle PC, which sported a unique miniaturised design (about the same footprint as a standard business envelope), but was hampered by input issues (no touch pad), and the use of Windows Vista as its OS. At the time of that product's release, Sony was adamant that despite the Atom processor and small size, it was most definitely not a netbook

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