This Eurocom all-in-one LV190 (or LV220) PC looks like a wonderful little unit, either as your main PC, or as secondary one, or perhaps as a unit for the bedroom.

It's all-in-one, like the iMac, but with better overall specs if you load it up, as it sports up to 4GB of RAM, two 500GB hard disks, and even a TV tuner. It also sports a faster CPU, including the Intel Core 2 Extreme unit.

For me it would be ideal - I like to watch films and/or TV while working, so this would be a great unit that I could switch into service for standard PC use, or with that RAM, a great virtual PC host.

This Eurocom all-in-one LV190 (or LV220) PC looks like a wonderful little unit, either as your main PC, or as secondary one, or perhaps as a unit for the bedroom.

It's all-in-one, like the iMac, but with better overall specs if you load it up, as it sports up to 4GB of RAM, two 500GB hard disks, and even a TV tuner. It also sports a faster CPU, including the Intel Core 2 Extreme unit.

For me it would be ideal - I like to watch films and/or TV while working, so this would be a great unit that I could switch into service for standard PC use, or with that RAM, a great virtual PC host.

This Eurocom all-in-one LV190 (or LV220) PC looks like a wonderful little unit, either as your main PC, or as secondary one, or perhaps as a unit for the bedroom.

It's all-in-one, like the iMac, but with better overall specs if you load it up, as it sports up to 4GB of RAM, two 500GB hard disks, and even a TV tuner. It also sports a faster CPU, including the Intel Core 2 Extreme unit.

For me it would be ideal - I like to watch films and/or TV while working, so this would be a great unit that I could switch into service for standard PC use, or with that RAM, a great virtual PC host.

This Eurocom all-in-one LV190 (or LV220) PC looks like a wonderful little unit, either as your main PC, or as secondary one, or perhaps as a unit for the bedroom.

It's all-in-one, like the iMac, but with better overall specs if you load it up, as it sports up to 4GB of RAM, two 500GB hard disks, and even a TV tuner. It also sports a faster CPU, including the Intel Core 2 Extreme unit.

For me it would be ideal - I like to watch films and/or TV while working, so this would be a great unit that I could switch into service for standard PC use, or with that RAM, a great virtual PC host.

Parallels 3.0, the virtualization solution for Mac OS X, was released yesterday, and it contains a number of fairly significant new features.

Most important of all, 3.0 includes support for 3D graphics, one of the features that I consider to be the holy grail of virtualization support, because it is often the feature that becomes the limiting factor to using a virtualized environment. It's not just for gaming, there are plenty of other 3D applications (CAD, for a start) where 3D is required.

Parallels 3.0, the virtualization solution for Mac OS X, was released yesterday, and it contains a number of fairly significant new features.

Most important of all, 3.0 includes support for 3D graphics, one of the features that I consider to be the holy grail of virtualization support, because it is often the feature that becomes the limiting factor to using a virtualized environment. It's not just for gaming, there are plenty of other 3D applications (CAD, for a start) where 3D is required.

Parallels 3.0, the virtualization solution for Mac OS X, was released yesterday, and it contains a number of fairly significant new features.

Most important of all, 3.0 includes support for 3D graphics, one of the features that I consider to be the holy grail of virtualization support, because it is often the feature that becomes the limiting factor to using a virtualized environment. It's not just for gaming, there are plenty of other 3D applications (CAD, for a start) where 3D is required.

Parallels 3.0, the virtualization solution for Mac OS X, was released yesterday, and it contains a number of fairly significant new features.

Most important of all, 3.0 includes support for 3D graphics, one of the features that I consider to be the holy grail of virtualization support, because it is often the feature that becomes the limiting factor to using a virtualized environment. It's not just for gaming, there are plenty of other 3D applications (CAD, for a start) where 3D is required.