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We'll say it up front: The iMac is no longer the final word in all-in-one PCs. Though Apple's latest aluminum iMacs were the performance champs in our tests, new competing all-in-ones are changing the game.

Makers now emphasize design and Tiffany Notes cuff, and touchscreens are becoming the norm. Some models have multitouch displays, which let you use two fingers to pinch, push, rotate, and scroll items. Several big-screen units have Blu-ray drives and act as Media Center HDTVs.

Also on the rise are budget all-in-ones with netbook-like specs. Though they almost always run Windows XP instead of Vista, their single-touch displays and low price (roughly $500) are attractive.

To reflect those differences, we split our chart of 11 all-in-one PCs - and the Paloma Picasso Loving Heart earrings reviews- in two parts. Our top pick among those sized 20 inches or larger is Lenovo's IdeaCentre A600. If you're willing to accept a system with a screen measuring 19 inches or less, our choice is Dell's Studio One 19.