PC Pro Award winners 2006
Posted on 5 Dec 2006 at 11:20
The annual PC Pro Service and Reliability Awards were held in London last night, and we can now reveal the winners of the IT industry's most prestigious gongs.
With more than 16,000 people giving feedback on everything from their notebook to their web host, the PC Pro Awards give an unmatched insight into the level of customer service UK technology buyers receive.
In all 12 categories of the Reliability and Service awards, we delve into our readers' experiences to reveal the winners, so that you have 16,000 people to call on when you're next buying a piece of hardware or software.
We also take all the best products and technologies of 2006 and round them up in our Editorial awards. After some intense and heated voting from our 20-plus panel of judges, five are lucky enough to walk away with gongs.
We've listed the winners of all our awards below. Check out the February 2007 edition of PC Pro (on sale 14 December) for your free awards magazine, which contains full details of how every company fared.
Finally, our thanks to everyone who took part in this survey. It simply wouldn't be possible without you!
The winners of the Reliability and Service Awards are:
PRINTERS: Canon
TFT MONITORS: ViewSonic
PDA/SMARTPHONES: Sony Ericsson
DIGITAL CAMERAS: Canon
WIRELESS ROUTERS: Buffalo
MOTHERBOARDS: DFI
GRAPHICS CARDS: XFX
BEST ONLINE RETAILER: CCL
BEST WEB HOST: Memset
BEST BROADBAND ISP: Zen Internet
NOTEBOOKS: Lenovo
PCs: Evesham Technology
The winners of the PC Pro Editorial Awards are:
LABS AWARD: Lenovo
REAL WORLD BUSINESS AWARD: Dell
SOFTWARE OF THE YEAR: Apple BootCamp
HARDWARE OF THE YEAR: Intel Core 2 Duo
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATOR: Intel
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