PC Advisor April 2011 Issue

Manufacturers unveiled more than 80 tablet PCs at CES, but how many of them will pass the test of time? PC Advisor investigates.

We interview ARM boss Warren East, discussing Microsoft's plans to run Windows on the company's processors.

The film industry is pushing for a new system of owning movies and digital entertainment. We look at how UltraViolet could affect consumer entertainment.

After road-testing the 2011 editions of every major Internet security suite, rigorously testing their ability to withstand real-world malware, as well as their scan speeds and general ease of use, we bring you the top 10.

We present our roll call of honour for the best of the past year's technology, our guide to the brands you can trust and the sites from which to buy it. Read on to find out which companies stood out in the PC Advisor Awards 2011.

21 fast fixes for common problems affecting XP, Vista and Windows 7.

PC Advisor's team of experts solves the computing problems you pose.

Enjoy iPlayer and other online content on a large-screen TV. We show you how.

We outline what to expect with Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9.0 Beta.

We show you how to play classic games using a software emulator

You'd be amazed by what you can get for £750. Vendors in this category have managed to include powerful graphics cards, USB 3.0 support, full-HD monitors and Blu-ray drives. One PC even comes with a super-fast ‘Sandy Bridge’ CPU.

It's the beginning of the end for Intel's Core i7 processor in this chart. Brand-new ‘Sandy Bridge’ chips offer devastating performance, pushing our Best Buy PC to a previously unheard-of 171 points in World Bench 6.