The good: Very fast; high-quality mouse and keyboard; DVD-ROM drive; 17-inch monitor. The bad: Skimpy documentation. The bottom line: Awesome performance and features delivered at a rock-bottom price. Heartily recommended. Getting more for less plain feels good. Atlas Micro covers all the bases with its PS 5000, combining blazing speed with extras such as a DVD drive and a 17-inch monitor for less than $1,000. This breakthrough system delivers jaw-dropping value and earns our Editor's Choice award.

"This is not fabricated! Their service really sucks!" No kidding, Im very sorry i purchased from Atlas. Im sure people dont leave their e-mails cause they dont want to be bothered. But heres mine - i'd be gald to tell anyone more about my nightmare stories with this company. The computer isnt bad, but their service is horrible. Its virtually impossible to get through to tech support. If your not tech savy and can't fix your own computer, i wouldnt recommend atlas.

"Good for the money" I just received my computer yesterday and everything plugs right in. After running quack III, I now know why CNET rates so highly on this machine. Wow, it is so fast! Not only that, I did not have to spend big bucks for it! Reading from their previous editor's choice RS6000, Atlas seems to really tried to improved their product from editor's and user's opinion. PS5000 that I've just received came with Microsoft Elite Keyboard and Intellimouse instead of the generic ones they have on the RS6000. That's great, finally some company is listening to their customers for a change.