Eventhough Alienware is the most known gaming desktop PC manufacturer it doesn’t mean it is the only one you should consider. Looking at the Cryo Pico Gaming Desktop PC you might be tempted to try it out. According to the guys over at TrustedReviews it is a great small form factor gaming desktop pc although it is not exactly the quietest gaming desktop available nor the smallest.

Luke Westaway at Cnet tested the new Microsoft Xbox 360 Slim Console and found out that Microsoft fixed major problems with Xbox 360 Slim that bothered previous version starting with  quieter fan noise and the size of power adapter. It also improved the design and replaced the buttons with touch controls. Most importantly if offers great value for money with widest selection of great games and the best bang for your buck.

iMasc is pretty much the only all-in-one desktop that springs to most people’s minds but it is far from being the only one on the market. Lenovo launched yet another all-in-one desktop PC the 23 inch  Lenovo IdeaCentre B500  that features a 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Quad, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 1TB 7200rpm hard drive, 23 inch full HD screen (1920×1080 px), Blu-ray Rom drive, 1GB nVidia GeForce GTS 250M dedicated graphics, gigabit LAN, WiFi b/g/n, bluetooth and TV tuner. Read the full review at DesktopReview to find out more details.

Microsoft was showing of a New XBOX 360 and Kinect (previously known as Project Natal) at E3. We seem very impressed by both but don’t take our word for it. Have a look at Engadget’s hands-on photos and videos.

First T3 served up a hands-on video review of the Dell ‘Streak’ Mini 5 and now they’ve just release a full review on this 5 inch tablet/smartphone that runs Google Android 1.6 (2.2 update to be released later this year). Overall they were very impressed with it and thought that it perfectly bridges the gap between a smartphone and a tablet. Read full story for more details.

Engadget already blessed us with a Windows 7 LG UX10 tablet hands-on photos and they have done it again with hands-on photos of the MSI WindPad 100 which is a 10 inch Windows 7 tablet that is powered by a 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530, 2GB of RAM and 32 GB SSD. MSI also unveiled the WindPad 110 that unlike its Windows 7 brother will be based on nVidia Tegra 2 platform and will run Google Android 2.1.

A bit closer (only 3 days) then Asus Eee Pad EP121 to public release in UK is the Dell ‘Streak’ Mini 5 and T3.com got hands-on video on this Google Android 1.6 5 inch tablet/smartphone. Hit the link to view the video.

Samsung proved that can make excellent notebooks such as the Samsung R780 notebook but what kind of all-in-one desktop PCs could it produce. No need to ask yourself that question as Ardjuna Seghers at TrustedReviews just posted the review on the Samsung U200 20 inch All-in-one Desktop PC. He was overall satisfied with the Samsung U200 except with during these times the most important aspect – the price. He felt that competitors offer a lot more for a lot less money.

We loved nVidia ION’s performance but not so much with battery life that it offered compared to Intel’s netbook platform. Next generation ION2 platform aims to set things right with featuring nVidia Optimus technology to offer performance when needed using nVidia’s graphic chip and battery life by using Intel’s integrated graphics. But unfortunately Intel’s GMA 3150 is not compatible with nVidia Optimus technology so we will have to wait for next generation of Intel’s platform to see best of both worlds.

We haven’t posted much about Apple iPad as we prefer to post facts then rumors and expectations so luckily Cnet just posted a review. Donald Bell was the lucky to test it and concluded that there’s nothing specific to justify spending hundreds of pounds for an Apple iPad except maybe to purchase one only to be able play around with the most talked about gadget of this year.