Intel Core i7
Featuring blistering performance in all applications, the new Intel line up has proven impossible to beat in top end PC's so far this year. Join it up with a beautiful X58 based motherboard and a triple channel RAM kit and you have the basis of an amazing PC. With i7 you will get more out of your graphics cards if you're a gamer and process your encoding faster then ever before.
Intel Core i5
Working off the proven Core i7 platform, Intel brings big performance to the mainstream. With cheaper motherboards based on the P55 chipset and dual channel DDR3 RAM, you save money without getting rid of all the performance. Recommended for gamers.
Windows 7
Having taken years of user operating behaviour Microsoft have designed their latest operating system based on creating an experience for the end user that improves their ability to work as well as letting you expess yourself. Stable, fast and designed with mobile computing in mind, Windows 7 is looking like the sure bet if you're still with Windows XP or missed Vista's good points.
Nvidia GTX Series
Looking to play Crysis on high settings? Looking to future proof yourself for a year of big gaming? Nvidia's GTX series has proven itself the card for you. Great drivers, great cooling, greats looks and most importantly great performance. With a range that provides a card for everyone, from the GTX260 all the way to the GTX295, there is a card for the gamer in you.
Lenovo Laptops
Remember the IBM thinkpads? Well Lenovo is the current representation of that ideal. Stable, tough, solid, sturdy, robust, use any word you like, Lenovo laptops are built to be used. Now with the Ideapad series, home users don't have to put up with the 'ugly' side of the ThinkPads.
Solid State Hard Drives
Not the obvious solution to speeding up your computer, the new solid state hard drives will drastically improve your overall computing experience. Your computer will boot up in a flash (no pun intended there), your programs will pop up without the wait, your game levels will load before you know it, they consume less power, make no noise (no more performance = noise) and weigh next to nothing! If you're serious about speeding up your computing experience, think solid state.
