If you are in the market for a powerful desktop PC, look no further. DosPara just dropped another powerful desktop PC on the Japanese market. The Prime A Galleria PXR2. Not much to look at, but it’s what’s under the hood that counts.

This beast is powered by a 3.4GHz AMD Phenom II X4 965 processor and features two 1GB ATI Radeon HD 4890 graphics cards, 4GB of DDR3 SDRAM (PC3-10600), an Intel X25-M 80GB MLSSD, a 1TB of SATA II HDD, DVD Super Multi drive and Windows Vista Home Premium OS. The Prime A Galleria PXR2 is available in Japan right now for about $2,148.

Epson has a new addition to its Endeavor lineup of desktop PCs with the all new AY300-V. You can get this new desktop PC in two configurations: With a Celeron 430 CPU and 1GB RAM or a Core 2 Duo E7500 CPU and 2GB RAM.

The specs are the same for both models, a 160GB HDD, along with an optional DVD drive or DVD Super Multi and your choice of Windows XP Pro or Vista Business as the OS. The Celeron model will cost you $443, while the Core 2 Duo option will cost you $601.

The migration form the desktop PC to the notebook PC has been very noticeable to PC makers. Notebook computers commonly outsell their desktop brethren, but that doesn’t mean there is no place for the desktop PC today.

Acer is looking to lure businesses who need small form factor computers, but don’t want or need to go to typically more expensive notebook systems with its new Veriton S461. The S461 is a small system measuring in at 4” W x 16.3” D x 13.6” high. Acer also packs the computer with features that are appealing to businesses.

The XYZ Computer Desk has an awesome sleek design and gives the Sync some competition. It’s beautiful and at the same time easily upgradeable. The best part of course, is that you have the full computer right there, but it’s taking up no extra room.

All of the components and cables are inside the desk. Whenever you need to upgrade, just open the lid. The CDRW/DVD, USB and Hot Keys are on the side. It’s just a concept at the moment, but I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see it go into production. It certainly makes life easier and saves space. Plus, it’s just plain pleasant to look at.