Shuttle Intros 2.24-inch Thin 18.5-inch AIO Barebone PC

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  • Jim_L9
    Looked good until I saw the resolution.
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  • brandonjclark
    To me it's the lack of multi-touch.
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  • m32
    Jim_L9Looked good until I saw the resolution.
    That is when I stopped reading. ;)
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  • hate machine
    Jim_L9Looked good until I saw the resolution.
    It is also resistive... blea bad all around.
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  • Onihikage
    Jim_L9Looked good until I saw the resolution.Yeah, but it's a very cheap machine overall, and AIO systems have never been marketed to power users that would need higher-resolutions or larger screens. If you needed to fill a room with basic workstations, this would do the job easily and at a low price point. They give away their target market with this statement:

    ArticleThe integrated COM port is especially relevant for electronic POS and control systems.
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  • leandrodafontoura
    Im still waiting for a nice good looking AIO. Till then, keeping my notebook
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