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Review of the day 79 PCW HP Pavilion MS214 Check out Top 5 All-in-One Desktop PCs Price: Rs. 36,990 Pros & Cons Nice, bright screen Good build quality Good onboard sound Windows 7 No 1080p HD support The HP Pavilion MS214 is an entry-level all-in-one desktop PC launched by HP late last year. It comes with a 19-inch form factor, has a good screen, well built, and offers very good value for money. The HP Pavilion MS214 is very well built. Its screen (encased in black plastic) is ably supported by a nice and sturdy Apple iMac-like stand, which lets the screen tilt back and forth, and it's definitely one of the best we've seen. The back panel is compartmentalized and allows for easy access to the system RAM and hard drive, should you feel the need, and HP does a good job of spelling it out in its help documents. There are connectivity ports on the left edge and back panel of the screen, while a DVD writer is placed on the right edge. Bottom Line If you're looking for a nice balance between budget and speed, the HP Pavilion MS214 is the all-in-one PC for you. Read Full Review Download of the Day Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Free The free version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware doesn't offer real-time protection, making it useless as your first line of defense. But scanning your hard drive with it every week or so will add another layer of protection, finding whatever your main program missed. Details Version 1.44 License Type Free Price Free Operating Systems Windows 7/XP/Vista File Size 5 MB   Become a PCWorld.in fan Follow us on Twitter PCWorld.in Feed News Reviews HowTos Features Downloads

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Editor's Pick: Amazon Grudgingly Gives In to Macmillan's Pricing Demands

Amazon Grudgingly Gives In to Macmillan's Pricing Demands

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	The mighty Amazon has submitted to Macmillan's switch to an e-book pricing model that it considers excessive, telling customers that it disapproves but has no other option for delivering Macmillan titles to them. Amazon briefly suspended Macmillan titles from its catalog in protest but then relented, saying it would be up to consumers to decide whether the price was right. [See Full Story]

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Cisco readying major core router upgrade? Botnet targets major Web sites with junk SSL connection

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