MSI's All-in-1 Has 3D, Core i7, Full HD 120Hz LED
MSI is sporting a number of new AIO PCs next month at CeBIT 2010.
MSI said Tuesday that it's showcasing a "dazzling array" of new and industry-first all-in-one PCs at CeBIT 2010 next month. However, what really stood out was MSI's Wind Top All-In-One 3D PC, touted as the world's first large screen, Full HD 3D all-in-one rig. Despite its all-in-oneness, the Wind Top sounds rather tasty, sporting a 24-inch 120 Hz LED screen cranking out 1080p.
"MSI's Wind Top All-in-One 3D PC integrates advanced 3D display technology with powerful CPU processing to deliver smooth, clear and vibrant 3D images with a high level of image detail and clarity," the company said. "Combining a large, 24-inch 120Hz LED display and full HD (1080p) resolution with 3D shutter glasses allows home users to experience the 3D movie theater experience in the comfort and convenience of their living rooms."
MSI also introduced two top-of-the-line AIO PCs: the 22-inch AE2280 and the 24-inch AE2420. Both models offer a multi-touch display, Intel Core (i3/i5/i7) processors, and Intel's Turbo Boost technology. For the business and eco-friendly consumer, MSI will also send its Wind Top AP 1920/AE1920 AIOs and its Wind Box Mini-PCs out onto the CeBIT catwalk. These models claim to provide 90-percent lower average hourly energy consumption than the traditional 300W desktop PC.
Also showcased at CeBIT next month will be several AIOs that incorporate high-quality speakers into five AIO models. "The MSI Wind Top AE2280, AE2260 and AE2220 are equipped with two 5-watt Hi-Fi speakers, while the 24-inch AE2400 and AE2420 feature 10-watt speakers for added bass response," the company said.
Hopefully we'll see more of these AIOs next month in Germany.
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I wonder what video card is inside... probably nothing to make full use of the 1080p w/ 3D enabled at highest quality graphics.
I agree 3d gaming on this thing is probably limited but I'm betting it's aiming at casual users who want to be able to surf and watch 3d movies. I personally wouldn't mind it as a bedroom pc.
hopefully a 5000 series card
yeah msi no thankyou
I hope they makes a barebones of their All-in-One like their whitebooks. Would love the chance to save some money.
I agree 3d gaming on this thing is probably limited but I'm betting it's aiming at casual users who want to be able to surf and watch 3d movies. I personally wouldn't mind it as a bedroom pc.
but then again casual users should not be using i7 either...
It's probably an NVIDIA GPU as ATI doesn't have 3D w/shutter glasses yet (but they are working on it)
I agree 3d gaming on this thing is probably limited but I'm betting it's aiming at casual users who want to be able to surf and watch 3d movies. I personally wouldn't mind it as a bedroom pc.
3D pr0n eh?
3D pr0n is the holy grail..., some day soon
I dont even enjoy watching 3D movies at the theater as much as conventional viewing. new digital 3D cameras seam forced with limited use. and virtual reality is cool but isolating. I just dont see a mass market that will drive the 3D format.
I would think that for the time being 3D has limited use. From what I actually got to see so far 3D is not all that good. Still a long way to go.
3D pr0n eh?
It's all about the 3d porn
but then again casual users should not be using i7 either...
Doesn't say it has to come with a core I7. Think it's just a socket 1156 and if you'd like you can upgrade to that. And anyone who's throwing an I7 into an all in one not made by something like Alienware has too much money.
Funny, I just had a discussion with my friend where he was saying iMac's are better than PC's because they are AIO ... So much for that
It's probably an NVIDIA GPU as ATI doesn't have 3D w/shutter glasses yet (but they are working on it)
It does, its just ATI isn't yelling the laments of a proprietary closed model for doing it. They are using the OpenCL versions.
Hmm...
Can I get someone to use two webcams at once (with one of these, webcam on each side), a special webcam chat program, and use 3D on this?
=)
hmmm...ok, but the resolution and the 3D will be awesome for ur frame rates
really need specs on the GPU
i think the 3D environment will take a long time to go mainstream, but by that time 4D will be appearing ...which will add to the audio/visual smell and touch
i think the 3D environment will take a long time to go mainstream, but by that time 4D will be appearing ...which will add to the audio/visual smell and touch
It's 4D anyway, time....
but then again casual users should not be using i7 either...
Last year I built an i5 750 based rig for a customer needing enough processing power to batch hundreds of 10Mpixel raw images in a reasonable manner without making his other tasks (picasa work and delphi programming) seem restricted. A guy like him could very well make use of an i7 combined with a 24" display for his work.
It's 4D anyway, time....
the 4th dimentional isn't fixed - it can be any of a number of defined dimentions of which time is merely one. And considering time being a relative measure and not a fixed one (as opposed to the first three) it's highly impropable that it can be reliably integrated in software.
the 4th dimentional isn't fixed - it can be any of a number of defined dimentions of which time is merely one. And considering time being a relative measure and not a fixed one (as opposed to the first three) it's highly impropable that it can be reliably integrated in software.
Whoh!!! Sorry I didn't realise I was addressing the Locasian Chair at Oxford University. I do understand that the 4 transitional dimension aren't in any order and time could be first I suppose, and all unproved but theorised dimensions (up to 10 in superstring theory) I suppose they could be in any order as well. Perhaps length, bredth, depth and time occupy slot 3, 5, 8 and 10 for all we know.
However.
I didn't realise "smell" was a dimension.
Whoh!!! Sorry I didn't realise I was addressing the Locasian Chair at Oxford University. I do understand that the 4 transitional dimension aren't in any order and time could be first I suppose, and all unproved but theorised dimensions (up to 10 in superstring theory) I suppose they could be in any order as well. Perhaps length, bredth, depth and time occupy slot 3, 5, 8 and 10 for all we know.However.I didn't realise "smell" was a dimension.
I didn't take any stance regarding smell being a dimention or not. I cannot say if it is. But I know that time is a dimention that is very hard to apply in software as time slows down or speeds up depending on gravitation (see einsteins special theory on relativity), and I don't believe something that isn't a fixed measure can be employed as a dimention in a fixed piece of software. The dimentions can ofcourse be shuffled around or be replaced by other dimentions, but xyz is the norm, so taking xyz+whatever is needed as fourth dimention for granted is reasonable. I just don't believe time is applicable as fourth dimention as it isn't entirely in your control.
Just ribbing ya, would be interesting to see games with digital smells encoded, so when you go through sewer levels you can smell poo, or if you are in jungle levels you can smell trees. That would be so cool.
Good job for the low power PC models!
Last year I built an i5 750 based rig for a customer needing enough processing power to batch hundreds of 10Mpixel raw images in a reasonable manner without making his other tasks (picasa work and delphi programming) seem restricted. A guy like him could very well make use of an i7 combined with a 24" display for his work.
but then again he's not a casual user now is he?
remember guys this won't be innovative until Apple does it with aluminum and glass and prices it 300 more than this.
but then again he's not a casual user now is he?
My wife is a casual "PC" user that takes tons of photos and processes them for online display. I would say using your PC for photos and home videos is very casual use.
Who the fuck buys this shit? what a waste of money