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Could the Chromebook spark a desktop Linux revival?
Adam Turner Is Linux on the desktop worth a second look if Chrome gives an old PC a new lease of life?
Hands on
Hands on: Acer C710 Chromebook
Adam Turner Brimming with potential and priced to sell, Acer's stripped-down Chromebook is the perfect travel companion.
Toss-up: notebooks for students
Adam Turner As students head back to school, it's time to look for a notebook that won't break your back or your budget.
Your words are its commands
Bleeding Edge This voice-recognition program walks the walk and talks the talk.
Where do I click, again? A guide to Windows 8
PETER SVENSSON With the launch of Windows 8, people are about to discover a computing experience unlike anything they've seen before. Here's a guide to getting past some of the hurdles.
Takes a workhorse to know one
Bleeding Edge Another quarter, another assemble-it-yourself PC that outperforms costly pre-mades.
Are your gadgets crippled by aggressive power-saving features?
Adam Turner It seems usability has been abandoned in the quest for better battery life.
Toss-up: ultraportable notebooks
Adam Turner Between low-powered netbooks and expensive ultrabooks lies a handful of small notebooks perfect for your travel bag.
Keep flogging an old workhorse
Bleeding Edge Higher prices and upcoming releases are two good reasons to delay upgrading your PC.
Fanning the flame wars
Katie Cincotta Social media has given rise to opinionated commentators, but the banter is not all bad.
Review: Acer Ferrari One
Simon Tsang Launched to coincide with the Melbourne formula one grand prix, Acer's latest Ferrari-branded notebook is a stunner.
