MSI's All-in-1 Has 3D, Core i7, Full HD 120Hz LED

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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