"Customisation makes it a worthwhile proposition"
By Rory Reid
Published: 12 December 2008 08:00 GMT
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What is it:
Stylish small form factor PC
Typical price:
£925
We like:
Design; range of colours; Blu-ray option; HDMI output
We don't like:
Limited graphics
The judgement:
The Studio Hybrid is definitely worthy of consideration, particularly if you're looking for a tiny Media Center PC. It's more expensive than nettops like the Eee Box or Eee Top, and it's difficult to upgrade yourself, but the fact you can customise it to your specific needs makes it a worthwhile proposition
Reviewed by:
CNET.co.uk's Rory Reid, read the full review here
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