‘All in one Touchscreen Desktop PC’ Category

Even if in US the All in One Desktop segment is dominated by Apple with the iMac there are still a few options worth considering (see here a list of All in One Touchscreen desktops you should look for), cheaper options with better features than the number one player. MSI is aiming to be one of those choices with the Wind Top AE2280 All in One desktop PC. Let's break down into a few lines the advantages of MSI Wind Top AE2280 over the iMac: lower price (starts at 949.99$ with a Core i3 CPU), mult...

Remember the previous rumor about iMacs? That they'll feature touchscreen displays and dual boot OSes (OS X and iOS)? Probably that was just stupid, but the touchscreen part still stands, according to Slashgear, who reported that Apple retailers were advised to keep a low stock on the 21.5 inch iMacs.The rumor goes even further, suggesting USB 3.0 and faster Firewire ports (1600 or 3200 standard), Core i5 and i7 options and an entry level Core i3 CPU for those on a budget. If you want my opi...

Apple is clearly one of the few companies that will exit the financial crisis ahead of the competition, after launching very appealing products like the iPhone 4 and the iPad. Now a rumor points towards the possibility of a touch screen enabled iMac that would run both Mac OSX and the iOS (the one found in the iPhone 4). The idea is that Apple doesn't want to modify OSX to adjust it to touch levels, like Microsoft did with Windows 7 (and kind of failed) so it will include the iOS also in the sam...

Lenovo was always one of the big players in the All in One Desktops arena as it is specialized in compact systems for SOHO businesses. The latest model, Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z was announced today and features a classic black Thinkpad design, but will also appeal to younger customers thanks to the nice design touches that makes it stand out from the all black business desktops.But let's get to the specs and see what we've got in this Full HD touchscreen AIO (all in one) with multi touch. The...

Sony and cheap are two words that don't fare well together, as the Japanese manufacturer is perceived as a premium brand. That's not true for all their products, and the latest all-in-one touchscreen desktop, the VAIO J series proves this, with a starting point of only 900$.That's not cheap for a desktop but is inexpensive for a 22 inch full HD monitor (actually 21.5 inches) with touchscreen and integrated desktop hardware inside, hardware which is capable of running multimedia apps with eas...

All-in-One PCs are a special type of gadgets that interest lightweight PC consumers most, as they're designed to work out of the box, without needing too much time to set up, or IT knowledge for that matter. One of the most interesting All-in-One PCs out there is the Asus EEE Keyboard PC, presented a while ago, that surfaced just now on Amazon for a pretty high 599$.Before shouting that this is too much, take a little time and look at what Apple is offering: a fully fledged netbook mounted i...

After so much buzz around touch tablets this year it's time to see change, and not just any change, as the 'touch' fever has reached PCs, notably All-in-One PCs and nettops who had started offering touch screen options by default.The latest announced is actually a nettop from Lenovo, called C200, which features netbook guts and a friendly price, expected to fall between 400 and 500 $, 399 $ for the non touch version and without Nvidia graphics, and 499$ for the fully fledged model. Not all m...

This post is the first one of the many that will speak about All-in-One Touchscreen Desktop PCs, which are gaining more and more popularity thanks to the increase interest in compact devices with touch support. Today we'll talk about the latest announced models from the Asus EEE Top series of desktop All in Ones, the ET2010PNT, ET2010P, ET2010PN, ET2010AGT, ET2010AGT and ET1610PT models. The first five are 20 inch models and the last one is a 15.6 inch model, all touch, but not all multitouch en...