Acer Intros New 20'' Windows 8 Pro AIO

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  • 1600 x 900 resolution is not good enough.
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  • yialanliu
    Is it me or does AIOs not work for IT as in business consumers?
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  • deftonian
    jupiter optimus maximus1600 x 900 resolution is not good enough.
    Actually for a business such as the ones named, this would easily suffice and keep costs down.
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  • bystander
    jupiter optimus maximus1600 x 900 resolution is not good enough.Not only is this meant for business, as deftonian mentioned, but you have to realize that most programs, and web pages are designed with particular icon and text sizes that don't work so well when you go too high in resolution for the size of the monitor. Tablets and phones have been able to increase their PPI because their programs are designed around those particular devices, and basically started over. This is going to be a much bigger challenge for desktops as there is a wealth of software designed around a much lower PPI.
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  • falchard
    It uses a Pentium processor and has an integrated graphics. This thing reeks of ***.
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  • john_4
    Bah, I'll take the 27" iMac any day with a 2560 x 1440 display and OS X.
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  • Thomas Creel
    If this is for businesses I'd hate to see what the home user gets :
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  • Old_Fogie_Late_Bloomer
    hydac7All-in-ones are really not coolHa ha, that's pretty much true. But this is aimed at "not cool" jobs, like the one I once had as a transcriptionist. Even the screen resolution is the same.
    falchardIt uses a Pentium processor and has an integrated graphics. This thing reeks of ***.It's for running Office, or an office...their potential customers probably prefer that you not be able to do anything fun with it.
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