now that Chrome device has pretty much established itself in the mobile computing segment, namely laptop (or notebook, if you prefer), it is ready to move into a new territory where Chrome OS could call itself home and that’s the desktop, or more specifically, the All-In-One computer, kicking off
with the influx of all-in-one PC, we are not sure if there’s still a place for mini desktop machines, but then again, with some work places and homes where space is a premium or for those who have a distaste for any gadgets bigger than a pizza box, the Intel NUC Kit D54250WYKH mini desktop computer seems like a favorable proposition.
up till now, putting a computer together and the associated codings are only fun if you are a computer geek. however, the Kano DIY Computer Kit is set to change that perception and the team behind it wants putting together a computer and even to be as fun as playing with LEGO. being a person who have been through the aforementioned (and not being a true geek to start with)
dedicated game consoles have been enjoying a pretty comfortable spot in the living room without much competition except among themselves, but that is set to change when Xi3 PISTON Console hits the market later this year. measuring just 4 inches per side, the PISTON Console is a do-it-all computer that wants a space in both your living and your room.
if you have a Victorian era kind of interior decor, you have to agree that no modern gadgets are going fit it, much less a PC. well, that won’t be case if you do yourself a favor and grab this 14 grand custom Victorian Retro Steampunk Computer by Datamancer off from eBay – but do heed that the $14k here is just the starting bid.
what you see here is not a vase or some avant-garde air purifier, it is the future of Apple Mac Pro as presented by the Cupertino folks. the sneak was unveiled at the June 10’s World Wide Developers Conference and needless to say, we immediately became skeptics. a 9.9″ tall cylindrical Mac Pro? really? anyway, that
it looks like the 4th generation Intel Core processors are sweeping into the market at a pretty quick pace and among them, is this beautiful AIO from Toshiba, dubbed the Toshiba PX35t All-In-One Touchscreen Desktop PC. described by the Japanese maker as a “powerful entertainment hub”, the PX35t is a sleek machine that
along with the pretty VivoMouse, the Taiwanese computer maker also announced the ASUS VivoPC Home Theater PC, a smallish desktop computer that can also double as a Home Theater PC. the VivoPC is just 56mm tall and has a footprint smaller than that of an A4-size paper, and shares the same spun metal finish as the VivoMouse.
whether you are a concerned parent who are worried about what the Internet is doing to your kids, or just need a super sleek multimedia desktop, the MiiPC Android PC by ZeroDesktop should fit the bill perfectly. the MiiPC is an Android-powered compact desktop machine that allows you to do pretty much almost anything that a regular PC is capable of
the idea behind an All-In-One PC is obvious: it is everything that you will need for a full computing experience packaged into a compact form factor. however, Taiwanese electronics maker, ASUS begs to differ and go ahead upping the ante of an All-In-One with its ASUS Transformer AiO. it has everything you know
i can’t speak for all the gamers other there, but i for one, would prefer a gaming machine that looks as good as it performs. so, how good looking is considered as good? seriously, i am not sure how to put it, but if i were to pick one rig as an example, it would be the Lenovo Erazer X700 Gaming PC. enclosed in a la-Alienware chassis