Asus Eee Top 2210

Quick enough. HD is big enough. NOT for gaming but you should already know that. Mild bloatware load

HD is oddly partitioned - skewed in such a way that the boot and software partition is only about 100G while the "Data" partition uses the rest of the drives capacity

For an All in one it, is small and compact enough for everyday use. Touch function is pretty neat. But I have big fingers

I was expecting it to have better sound

Bought one for my wife who had to replace her failing laptop. She wanted something that didn't clutter her desk, and this fit her criteria ; Even though only 4GB memory it is as fast as my Asus P5Q E8500, with 8GB, consistently faster loading a...

The screen is so big you must either limit the size of a picture or document, or swivel your head from side to side to review ; I don't particularly like the tactile feedback of the wireless keyboard, but my wife loves it, so moot

When in use there is only one wire connected - think of the tangle of cables on a desktop when you try to move it. Able to use it in any room in my flat, Freeview TV works with indoor aeriel A doddle to set up almost take it out of box and away you go....

wireless mouse battery cover won't fit. Manual a bit lightweight.

Really easy to use out of the box,very quick and internet is easy to setup.

none.

no wires. all wireless connectivity

very good computer

no bad points

clarity of screen picture and sound production

none yet

brilliant PC for the money paid.

Quick and easy to set up, boots up and connects to the internet in under a minute or so, quick shut down. Good, clear screen resolution, Windows 7 fast