Not merely satisfied with their finger-friendly Touchsmart All-In-One line, HP is moving back into the non-touch AIO space with the Omni 27, a snappy, dual-core Windows machine. More »
HP’s computer business is in a state of bizarre limbo, but that’s not stopping them from plodding along with a new batch of desktops — tragically or not. Luckily for us, they look great, and perform better than ever. More »
Once-great computer company HP wants to get out of the computer business but has no concrete plan how or when and, oh by the way, also wants to sell you this computer. Sadly, it’s not called the Death Rattle. It has Ethernet. More »
All-in-one computers are machines generally designed for home offices and living rooms. Those addicted to Microsoft Exchange are typically not the target audience. Lenovo’s ThinkCentre Edge 91z reconsiders that assumption. More »
Crafting a new computer is tough. Everyone loves touch – fingers are winning interfaces. But pawing an upright monitor is physically tiring. So? HP’s design team cleverly brought the monitor down to you. And we’ve got their concept sketches. More »
Smudges! They’re the scourge of any multitouch all-in-one PC, especially for the clammy palmed among us. A problem Sony might just have solved by putting gesture-based shortcuts on the bezel. More »
At 18.5 inches deep, the Lenovo IdeaCentre A320 is the thinnest all-in-one PC in the world. Lenovo’s held that distinction three years running—but this year’s model packs in performance to match. More »
Asus have decided that the sound quality from their notebooks isn’t as good as it should be. So they’ve decided to boost the sound by introducing some new audio software wizardry, as well as create massive speaker chambers in their flagship NX90 multimedia laptop. More »
The Lenovo C200 all-in-one made a brief appearance at CeBIT a few months ago, but now it’s official: an 18.6-inch 16:9 display with a dual-core Atom D510 processor and optional next-generation Nvidia Ion graphics. You’ll want to take the option. More »
MSI made some all-in-one noise at CES with the AE2420, and they’re stepping it up again for next week’s CeBIT 2010 show in Germany. There, they’ll introduce the world’s first large screen, all-in-one PC capable of handling 1080p 3D media. More »
