AIO Systems - Computex 2013
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This system from AIO was definitely interesting, As I said in the video I have seen a few mods done like this, some were more elegant and very well done and some were more ghetto but still functional. It is an interesting idea although I worry about the cost on a shipped unit like this. It is not available in NA yet but I am excited to see its MSRP once it is. WD is posting daily updates from the show to their landing page here: wdc.com Sponsor Link 1: 15% off internal hard drives until June 16th, 2013 (US & EU only) with promocode "COMPUTEX2013" - wdstore.com & bit.ly Sponsor Link 2: Corsair Vengenace gaming peripherals. Quality peripherals with legendary Corsair customer service - corsair.com Sponsor Link 3: NCIX is my favourite Canadian computer store. They're my bros (almost literally. I have family that works there). They also ship internationally now! - ncix.com Join our community forum: bit.ly twitter.com twitter.com @LinusTech
AIO Systems - Computex 2013 presents a compact all-in-one style PC concept showcased at Computex. The host notes a monitor mounted on the side of a PC chassis, detailing dual fan controllers that manage the left and right sides with additional smaller fans at the top. Front panel connectivity includes two USB 2.0 headers, USB 3.0 headers, front audio jacks, power and reset switches, which illuminate differently depending on game activity. Around the back, the unit reveals a modular brick-like computer with a right-angle power input and ethernet, capable of housing a full-size motherboard and graphics card, with a hot swappable drive cage and plenty of drive bays. The host emphasizes the strong, hollow ABS plastic design to keep weight and cost reasonable while preserving rigidity, noting the overall aesthetic as refined rather than “ghetto.” He discusses practicality for LAN events, where the large monitor and integrated system could simplify setups, and underscores that what is shown is a prototype stage with material decisions still pending. The overall takeaway is that the concept is intriguing, potentially high-performance, and designed to offer abundant desk real estate for LAN environments, while remaining a portable, transportable solution rather than a traditional separate monitor plus PC setup.
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