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• £599 for a computer that might save you £35 a year, when you can buy a faster Compaq Presario SR5522 from PC World for £280. So you _might_ just make your money back in ten years.
  
  But far more likely you'll have thrown the Advent Eco PC away long before then and upgraded it to something with more horsepower.
  
  Where's the logic in buying an eco friendly PC when the manufacturer cynically charges you double what an equivalent machine should cost?
  
  Posted by John B., UK
• Thanks for informing us that 25w is "...apparently around half of the power it takes to light a typical 60W household light bulb. "
  
  Not a bad-specced machine. Interesting. Posted by Nyght Owl, UK
• If you could get it without Windows it might be appealing (trusting the price was reduced in line with that).
  
  Bob Posted by Bob H, UK
• A good specification and a good idea. Yet a possible non runner in today's Credit Crunch and falling market situation. This is way too expensive for the little one saves. Posted by Carl Barron, Dorset
• Why is everything ECO so much more money? A non-impressive spec with a low rate power supply, with less options than 'any at all'. Then I have to leave it on all year to save £35.00 (oooh that might be £40 as electric goes up.
  ........ Come on Trevor Bayliss - pull your finger out Posted by Peter , UK