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 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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  • gwolfman
    I wonder what video card is inside... probably nothing to make full use of the 1080p w/ 3D enabled at highest quality graphics.
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  • victomofreality
    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.
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  • osxsier
    hopefully a 5000 series card
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  • apache_lives
    yeah msi no thankyou
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  • SlyMaelstrom
    I hope they makes a barebones of their All-in-One like their whitebooks. Would love the chance to save some money.
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  • redplanet_returns
    victomofrealityI 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...
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  • ravewulf
    It's probably an NVIDIA GPU as ATI doesn't have 3D w/shutter glasses yet (but they are working on it)
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  • Shadow703793
    victomofrealityI 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?
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  • warezme
    3D pr0n is the holy grail..., some day soon
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  • 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.
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