Many vendors have tried to sell higher-end midrange PCs in retail stores, but few have really done it right. Velocity Micro has had some success recently, though, bringing its strong build quality and a knack for configuring powerful, cost-effective PCs to the shelves of Best Buy last year. You'll find this $2,199 ProMagix E2200 model at 60 Best Buys nationwide, as well as on Best Buy's Web site. Compared to other recent Core 2 Duo-based PCs we've reviewed from Dell and HP, the ProMagix E2200 is a little more expensive, and unlike the systems from Dell and HP, you can't customize the Velocity Micro's configuration.



Link: CNET