Lenovo slims down for All-in-One PC
All-in-one PCs are supposedly what every consumer wants - most manufacturers say so, including Lenovo, which has revealed four new IdeaCentre and all-in-one desktops at CES this week. The IdeaCentre A320 is apparently the industry's slimmest all-in-one design and measures just 18.5mm deep at its thinnest point. The A320 has a 21 …
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June ?
Who is going to wait until June ! 6 months is a really long time to wait. Perhaps I prefer Apple's approach of just springing new products on the market (aside from leaks from the far east).
Hey big spender.
People who actually have to save up for stuff?
So..
I guess the idea being that the average joe doesn't upgrade their computer with PCIx cards anyway and if you build in everything they need then you aren't really going to need to upgrade it either.
It's pretty much a laptop with a bigger screen and separate keyboard.
More like
More like the PC equivalent of an iMac. Stick on the latest Ubuntu or hack OS X onto it and you're pretty much there. Much cheaper too.
Upgrades
Well, the big, extensible desktop does seem to be losing ground to more practical and compact devices.
I don't remember the last time anyone asked me to install a PCI card in their machine. Most people I know only have notebooks, in fact. This has been so ever since computers got so ridiculously powerful and cheap that any given PC nowadays can do anything the average user wants to do, which is essentially web browsing and some light multimedia work.
I build my own, but we're a dying breed...
Nice!
Stylish looks indeed! I think if I ever needed an all in one for media consumption, I'd seriously consider this machine.
450 isn't too much either really... How does it compare to a similarly priced telly?
So basically
these combine all the disadvantages of a laptop with all the disadvantages of a desktop ?
What who wants?*
* (not to be confused with Who wants Who -- that's here: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/01/05/who_marriage/)
"All-in-one PCs are supposedly what every consumer wants - most manufacturers say so..."
That's because all-in-one PCs are what manufacturers want. If you have to buy a new monitor every time you buy a PC, they can get more profit per sale. Not to mention if any part breaks, they can sell a whole new system. Plus they can charge a premium for "style."
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