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What's the best all-in-one?
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I'm looking for a desktop pc that's not going to take a lot of space and will have as less as possible wires around. It doesn't need to be super-fast as long as you can do the normal daily duties such as surfing, movies and running some office apps - word, excel etc. I'm also not interested in the iMacs.
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I noticed a new AIO by acer today it looks great for your needs
http://www.meetgadget.com/gadget/48095/Acer+Aspire+Z5761/specs
Apple iMac
http://www.apple.com/imac/
Yeah, the question is tricky, I'd assume best for the price. Acer is really not a bad choice in the price/quality ratio, ASUS and MSI too.
I'm a bit of a brand junkie, so my choice would be:
http://www.meetgadget.com/gadget/40145/Sony+VAIO+VPC-J12M0E/specs
at a price tag of around $1500 you will be getting full HD monitor, core i3, 4GB ram and intel HD graphics.
The best all-in-one for everyone is a difference choice :) I assume. you would like the Dell touch all-in-one PCs..,,they are pretty fast and Win 7 works great
Lenovo C300-30122DU is quite cheap and will do the task you need it to. It has dual core atom 330 processor and radeon HD 4530 graphics and costs $530. Its a winner in my book and cost a third of the Sony unit suggested above.
Here the specs: Intel Atom 330 1.60GHz, 4GB DDR2, 640GB 7200RPM hard drive
Vista Home Premium, ATI HD 4530 M92-M+, integrated 1.3MP camera
Now that seems like a good machine.
I'd consider it only for the included OS. lol
I think this configuration is a little bit outdated