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Computer's energy costs

30 May 2008 | Studies show that many of us simply aren’t aware of just how much energy household electronics consume. More >>

Desktop computer buying guide

12 Nov 2010 | Finding the balance between power and value is no easy task. Make sure you bone up on some of the latest tech terms so you won’t be baffled by geek-speak. More >>

Widescreen monitors review

21 Jun 2011 | We put 13 widescreen desktop monitors to the test, across three size categories – 21.5”, 23”-24” and 27” – to see how they compare. More >>

Budget monitors review

08 Mar 2010 | We tested 16 widescreen displays for performance and ease of use - eight models in the 22-inch class and eight in the 24-inch class. More >>

Computer monitors buying guide

10 Mar 2005 | There are two types of monitor available for home desktops: LCD and CRT. More >>

All about Linux

31 Mar 2008 | Linux is a bit of a jack-of-all-trades and traditionally the domain of hardcore computer geeks. But that’s changing. More >>

CHOICE Computer Magazine

| Learn about CHOICE Computer, the only technology magazine designed for beginner and intermediate computer users. More >>

Ergonomic computer devices review and compare

04 Sep 2009 | Specially designed ergonomic devices can be of help to people suffering overuse injuries. CHOICE invited a group of everyday users to see if they could adjust to some of these devices. More >>

Chumby review

12 Mar 2009 | It’s small and squeezable, and Chumby is a versatile gadget designed to deliver a constant stream of personalised information updates on any topic. More >>

Recycling your old computer

28 Oct 2009 | E-waste is a huge global problem that is growing. Recycling programs and sustainable product design are not keeping pace with our apetite for new technology. More >>