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Buying a PC is only as easy or as difficult as you choose to make it. You can spend countless hours, researching every possible component, in order to build the perfect computer for your needs. Or you could go to one of the many computer manufacturers and select one of their packages, which may include everything you need as well as a few things you don’t. Laptops now dominate the market, as fewer people are buying desktops.

Today, some of the best sources for up-to-the-minute news on computers and similar gadgets can be found on the most popular Gadget Blogs.

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Resources

Engadget.com - Desktops
The main purpose of this site – which is in typical blog format – is to deliver news about the new gadget releases as well as the latest happenings of the more popular gadgets. Some of the entries also contain reviews, but those are the exception rather than the rule. The blog also has great sections on laptops as well./p>

PC World - Desktop PCs
This cool site has some great product information on the latest PC releases.

PCMag.com - Desktop PCs
Another excellent resource of PC reviews and information.

Hot Hardware
Great resource for components.

GadgetTeaser.com - Computers
Gadget blog covers a variety of topics including computers.

Articles

Computer Buying Guide
Great resource from Consumer Reports.

Timeline of Computer History
Learn about the evolution of the personal computer.

How to choose a computer
Prices are at an all-time low, while at the same time, computers are becoming incredibly powerful and full of convenient features. But choosing the right computer to match your needs and budget can be an overwhelming task — especially for tech-shy folks intimidated by geeky terminology and pushy salespeople.

How have computers changed our life?
Interesting article about the impact of computers.

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