All-In-One desktop PCs by BenQ release in Japan – the nScreen i91 and nScreen i221. Both will work with AMD Yukon, with a chipset AMD 690+ SB600, a Radeon X1200 graphics card, 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. You can choose between an LCD screen of 18.5″ with resolution 1366×768 or LCD 19.1″ with a resolution of 1920×1080. Unfortunately, there is no optical disk drive integrated, so make sure your CD/DVD is at hand in case you want to watch movies. The price is not known yet.

While Dell has released its Studio One 19, Averatec will also jump on this segment with the Averatec D1133, desktop PC of 18.4″ (1680×945 resolution) all-in-One (AIO) where the price starts from $600 and that looks like a monitor stuck on a netbook … Here’s what’s inside the Averatec D1133:

• AMD Athlon X2 1.5GHz
• Display of 18.4″ (1680×945, 16:9) with 1.3-megapixel webcam
• 2GB RAM, 250GB hard drive, DVD player
• USB 2 (4), eSATA (1), Audio in/out, 10/100 Ethernet, DVI, 4-in-1 memory card reader, WIFI-G
• GPU ATI Radeon HD 3200
• Vista Home Basic

In general, it is less powerful than the Dell Studio One 19 and it has no touch option, but it could be “sufficient” for a basic use such as web browsing, email, and decoding of video in full screen. We prefer the design of the Studio One, and of course the iMac.

CyberPower announces that certain configurations are equipped with 3D glasses for NVIDIA GeForce. These glasses that can see 3D stereoscopic work on most existing games through a special driver. Buyers have a choice between Intel and AMD with respect to the processor. At the end of the string, there is a Samsung monitor (Syncmaster 2233RZ) of 22″ that displays at 120Hz. The GPU, it is a GeForce 200 Series (250 GTS). With prices that range between $1300 and $1850, do you think 3D glasses are a real selling point? We doubt about it.

Lenovo has announced two new Lenovo desktops – the ThinkCentre A58 and ThinkCentre M58e. Both models have two layers of protection: the softwares Lenovo Rescue and Recovery to help you recover lost files. And Data Backup online service by Lenovo allows you to save your data. This service is free up to 5GB of storage over a period of 3 months. Other security measures include a fingerprint reader, I/O port and an anti-intrusion commutator.

IBuyPower has released two new gaming desktops, with the name of Gamer Fire 640 and Gamer Paladin F830, and they were nice enough to include a 22-inch LCD Samsung SyncMaster and a NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision in both devices. The first runs with a AMD Phenom X3 II 720, with 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a 500GB hard drive, a GeForce 9800GTX+ (512MB), dual layer DVD burner and Vista Home Premium 64-bit. On the Paladin, it includes a Core i7 920, 6GB of memory, a Blu-ray and a GPU GeForce GTX 260. The gaming desktops are sold for the respective prices of $1349 and $1999.

You can find the XPS 435 on the Dell website, and a quick look at the specifications shows that it is a high-end desktop PC: Core i7 Extreme, powerful graphics card, Blu-Ray drive in option, to 24GB of RAM and a hard drive up to 4.5TB. It has a piano black surface on the front, white on the side and “Ferrari red” accents. The design of the interior is not great, but there is enough space for the extension and the … cooling.

iBuyPower is back with more quad core gaming computers for your budget. These computers aren’t five stars machines, but at least it offers an gaming experience much more acceptable without breaking the bank. The three iBuyPower gaming computers are the Gamer Power 505, Gamer Power 903 and Gamer Extreme 968i, which cost between $499 and $980. So you have an idea of what you have at this price, the Gamer Power 903 at $499 includes:

• Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 2.33GHz
• NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS
• 4GB of RAM
• 320GB hard drive
• DVD

Not bad, eh? Remember that this doesn’t include the LCD screen or other devices.

If you want a very original design for your desktop case you know that most enjoy the reputation of a brand and you’re ready to put the price, then the Lian Li PC-888 should be of interest. This desktop case, which is like the Burj Al Arab hotel, will be manufactured only in 500 copies and will contain 11 bays of 5.25 inches and removable dust filters. Full details have not yet been given, but the price should be $500.

The company offers a new Antec desktop case of the range NSK, the NSK 4480 II. Though more sober than the Lian-Li PC-888 desktop case, it has the following specifications:

• Size: 420 x 195 x 420mm
• Compatible with Mini-ITX, micro-ATX and ATX
• Three 5.25-inch bays
• Five 3.5-inch (two external)
• One 120 mm fan
• 1 fan space of 80 mm
• Antec EarthWatts Power 380 Watts
• 9 kilos

You can buy the Antec NSK 4480 II for a price of $109.95.

CyberPower has released a new range of Power PC Video series including XE, XT and XI desktops. These models are designed for people who work on High Definition Video daily, including NVIDIA graphics cards and AMD with enough processing power and hardware to do the job twice as fast. In addition, you can opt for SATA II hard drives, as well as Blu-ray, according to your needs. The entire range will share the following specifications:

• Firewire
• USB 2.0 ports
• Multi-Card Reader
• DVD Double-layer
• CPU liquid cooling

Prices of these desktops start at $985 and can reach $2,719 for the best model.