HP's Pavilion Desktop line (starts at $549; $757 as tested) is a familiar sight at big-box retailers for a reason—it gets most things right. This family-friendly budget desktop has the performance to ...

HP announced two new All-in-One PCs today, the HP Pavilion All-in-One Desktop PC and the HP All-in-One Desktop PC. The HP Pavilion All-in-One Desktop PC should ship in October for $799. The HP ...

The HP Pavilion p6751c-b ($729.99 list at Costco) desktop is an attractive, relatively inexpensive system-in-a-box that comes with a bright, crisp 23-inch widescreen panel. It has the power to keep ...

The HP Pavilion p7-1010 is a very affordable desktop system offering a quad-core processor and tons of storage space. It'll handle everyday tasks, but is by no means a powerhouse. The HP Pavilion ...

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Normally $800, this compact PC has ample horsepower for anything you might want to throw at it. Plus: Lego PC games for under $4 each! And a $5 fix for backseat complainers. Yep, you heard me. Rick ...

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When you are adjusting the configuration, you might notice your operating system choices are limited to Windows 10. That's just because Windows 11 is still so close to launch. The system will come ...

Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was very good. Compared to other tested desktops, it was among the fastest with common tasks such as web browsing and video conferencing. Applications ...

Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was very good. Tasks like email, word processing and web browsing will be accomplished quickly and you can even accomplish tougher tasks like video ...

What is the Pavilion Wave? It’s a question as old as time, dating at least as far back as the early hours of this morning when HP showed off its strange new cloth-covered bit of hardware. It most ...