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Tim Danton

Tim Danton, Editor-in-chief at PC Pro and senior editor at TechFinitive.com, is a distinguished author known for “The Computers That Made Britain.”

Recent articles by Tim Danton

Asus Mini PC ProArt PA90 review: Finding the incredible
PCs

A staggeringly powerful mini workstation with enough style to grace even the most demanding of studios

£3090 inc VAT
HP Envy 13 (2018) review: The best-value ultraportable?
Laptops Ultraportable laptops

The screen isn't the best and it certainly isn't flawless, but this is a high-quality laptop with all the power most people need

£849 inc VAT
Yoyotech Warbird X2 review: Fast, stylish and quiet
PCs

An immensely powerful yet muted Core i9-9900K system, but it has its limitations

£2600 inc VAT
Microsoft Surface Studio 2: A tablet that defies logic
Tablets

It's a wonderful tool for artists and graphic designers, but the Surface Studio 2 is a purchase of the heart rather than the head

£3549 inc VAT
Cyberpower Infinity X99 RTX Elite: To infinity and beyond
PCs

With a Core i7-9700K and RTX 2070 graphics, this excellent desktop is ideal for games or high-end apps

£1599 inc VAT
Toshiba Portégé X30T-E: A fantastic detachable laptop
2-in-1 laptops Laptops

Look out Microsoft, this 2-in-1 laptop from Toshiba is perfectly tuned for business

£2279 inc VAT
NEC MultiSync EA271U review
PC monitors

It may be expensive, but your eyes – or employees – will thank you for the investment in the long run

£854 inc VAT
Eizo ColorEdge CG279X review
PC monitors

A superb screen for colour-accurate HDR video editing, with hardware calibration to help justify the price

£1916 inc VAT
HP Tango X review: The future of home printing?
Home office Inkjet printers Printers

A clever printer that fits in with our phone-obsessed lifestyles, but being 100% wireless has its drawbacks

£180 inc VAT
Royole FlexPai hands-on review: Foldable but unfinished
Mobile phones

The world's first foldable phone is truly innovative, but there's some way to go before this becomes a useable product