Like many low-end desktop stereo speakers, the included MLi 65 speakers were barely adequate and didn't include a mute button. Its Winstone 96 and Winstone 32 scores of 89 and 114, respectively, set new standards for this class of computers. Plus From August 19 to 23, go online to discuss 6x86-based PCs with reviewer John Morris and representatives from Cyrix, Polywell, and Sys Technology. In particular, this group excelled on our Winstone tests but lagged on our CPU tests. Each system was equipped with 16MB of RAM and ran Windows 95.
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