Articles by James Morris

Dr James Morris has worked as a technology journalist for over 25 years, including spending nine years on the staff of market-leading computer magazine PC Pro, the last five of which were as the publication’s editor. He specializes in enterprise-grade software and hardware, with a particular focus on content creation.

Articles by: James Morris

Hands on: I tested the Armari Magnetar M16R7-1300G3 and found it offered phenomenal performance for creatives

By James Morris published 13 May 25

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Shows what the Ryzen 7000 series has to offer creatives: phenomenal performance in every CPU-related task.

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Hands on: I tested the Workstation Specialists WS AR-X6700 - read what I thought of this powerhouse

By James Morris published 17 April 25

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A competent machine, but not quite enough performance to challenge for the top spot this month.

Hands on: I tested the PCSpecialist Onyx Ultra - see what I thought of this beast of a workstation

By James Morris published 9 April 25

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An incredibly powerful and well-specified workstation that’s a solid alternative to the Labs-winning Scan.

Hands on: I tried the PCSpecialist Onyx Pro - read what I thought of this powerful workstation

By James Morris published 9 April 25

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Don’t fret over the consumer graphics: it’s superb in many professional apps, and the rest of the spec is potent.

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Hands on: I tested the Lenovo ThinkStation P620 Tower - see what I thought of this cheap workstation

By James Morris published 9 April 25

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Superb chassis design shows that Lenovo still maintains the manufacturing quality it inherited from IBM.

Hands on: I tested the Armari Magnetar MC16R7 - see what I thought of this workstation

By James Morris published 9 April 25

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A strikingly fast workstation for the money, dominating most performance tests in this price category.

Hands on: I tested the Scan 3XS GWP TR Ada - see what I thought of this incredibly powerful workstation

By James Morris published 19 March 25

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The GWP TR Ada is the most powerful workstation we’ve ever tested by a considerable margin.

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Hands on: Armari Magnetar MC64T7-AW1650G4 review

By James Morris published 23 October 24

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Unbeatable CPU performance and solid GPU acceleration make this an extraordinarily capable workstation.

Hands on: PCSpecialist Zircon Extreme review

By James Morris published 21 October 24

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A superb all-rounder, with great graphics acceleration, very fast rendering and plenty of storage.

Hands on: Scan 3XS GWP A1-R24 review

By James Morris published 21 October 24

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A promising first outing for the Ryzen 9000 series, with a 12-core chip that keeps up with 16- and 24-core rivals.

Hands on: Scan 3XS GWP A1-TR64 review

By James Morris published 21 October 24

A well-balanced high-end workstation with superb CPU power and real-time graphics capabilities.

Hands on: Interpro IPW-RL review

By James Morris published 10 October 24

A solid, well-rounded workstation specification, but there are faster systems available.

Hands on: Armari Magnetar PRMM16R9 review

By James Morris published 20 September 24

A tiny system that looks great and performs well beyond what you’d expect from a workstation this small.

Six things to look for in a workstation

By James Morris published 19 September 24

When making a four-figure or even five-figure investment, it pays to take a detailed approach to every step of your buying decision.

Opinion: forget the stick BPI, give us more carrot!

By James Morris published 29 July 08

Updated How effective is the BPI's stick-based approach against file sharers? And does it actually address the underlying issues of the emerging Internet culture?

YouTubeYouTube isn't as driven by illegal content as the Viacom case implies

Hilarious pet stunts forever?

By James Morris published 9 July 08

Updated Viacom's recent court ruling against Google could make user-generated trash the only content available on YouTube

Canon predicts flashy 'freecording' future

By James Morris published 28 April 08

Exclusive At the recent Canon HF10 launch event in Marrakesh, Morocco, TechRadar asked a top Canon executive Yuichiro Asano to explain 'freecording' and what Canon has planned for its camcorders in 2008

Hands on: Canon HF10 camcorder

By James Morris published 23 April 08

We managed to get our eager hands upon Canon's new all-singing Flash memory camcorder, the HF10. Canon has been showing it off at a launch event in Marrakech, Morocco. Here are our first impressions.