How About A Complete PC In A KeyBoard!
Posted by: Manish in Computers & Laptops, tags: Gadget, keyboard, Ultra-Thin Laptop, ZPC-GX31 All-In-One PC
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In search of a good desktop space saving PC? Here is an All-In-One PC packed keyboard, specifically known as ZPC-GX31, which can not only save you desktop space but also has Intel Core 2 Quad CPU with all its full features and performances inside a normal-sized keyboard.
The key components of this ZPC-GX31 All-In-One PC are:
- Intel® Core™ 2 Quad CPU.
- 4 GB of DDR2/667Mhz RAM.
- 1 GB LAN, DVI interface, and 4 USB ports.
- Audio Inputs/Outputs, Ethernet Jack, PS/2 inputs
- Optical drive CDRW-DVD or DVD+/-RW
- Intel Graphics Card
- A Serial ATA HD
In short, it’s a complete personal computer that takes up no extra space than a typical normal keyboard; you just need to plug in a monitor and you’re done!
You can customize the ZPC-GX31 All-In-One PC to fit your needs, so the price can be anywhere from $629 to $1099, with the $1099 version coming with 19′ LCD and Win XP.
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It’s cool, but can’t we better end up with a laptop instead
I think it is a neat idea, but needs more ram and I agree with Rock. It would only be useful in some situations.
nice but it’s too expensive. i still prefer laptop or notebook pc instead, mobile and lesser space w/ powerful core.
My issue with it, is when you spill your coke (or mountain dew depending on your preferences) you fry your whole computer instead of just a $20 keyboard.
And..ummm…are you sure that’s 4 MB of ram? That wouldn’t even run an operating system. I think it is probably more like 4 GB of ram.
Thanks Jodith for pointing out my typo error. I’ve immediately corrected the issue, it’s 4 GB RAM
I also concur with The Rock’s opinion that why wouldn’t we be better off with laptop instead. If the price had been $600 for the system with 19′ LCD monitor, that would’ve made some sense and since that’s not the case, laptop would be more favorable.
Looks very good. In terms of power it does provide more than the ASUS Eee PC, but I do agree that we need more RAM in these days of Vista. Still it looks great and is compact and looking where our hardware is headed things look mighty good for the future.
4GB of ram is more than plenty for a workstation, Micro$oft has created an operating system that is an awful resource hog, but I bet this machine would run any distribution of Linux / BSD / Solaris, etc… like a dream.
Oh, by the way, I believe the monitor should be 19 inches not 19 feet. If it is 19 feet, sign me up!