Whereas stylish and compact all-in-one PCs, such as Apple's iMac, cost the same as a small townhouse in London, ASUS's Eee Top ET1602 is a snip at 449. Sporting a cracking design, bright and clear touchscreen display, along with an energy-efficient Atom processor and Windows XP, the Eee Top ET1602 would make for a great family PC. The screen is a bit on the small side - which makes you feel like you're using a laptop - but the added interactivity of touchscreen brings a fun element to casual computing. You can forget about running the latest 3D games, however, along with any dreams you might have harboured about upgrading in the near future because the Eee Top ET1602 is pretty much a closed system. As long as you don't use strenuous tasks, the Eee Top ET1602 is a great value system.