New Zen Series AIO S System From Asus At IFA

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  • Rookie_MIB
    My question - much like the Asus Zenbooks, which were quite easy to take apart, clean out, upgrade parts on (to a certain point), are these going to be moderately repairable, or upgradeable at the user level? (with the I'm sure included 'will obviously void your warranty' disclaimers).
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  • Nuckles_56
    Anyone else read the headline and think that they were using AMD zen processors in these?
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  • 2Be_or_Not2Be
    Looks like an iMac clone. Even the stand is almost identical.
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  • C 64
    That is not the Zen we are waiting for....
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  • Rookie_MIB
    Indeed. But I do like the looks of it. And compared to all the demos at the local Office Depot I'm sure it's significantly faster. Only 'decent' one there was an i3-4150, everything else was laptop-grade hardware.
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  • gnyff
    Do a lot of the customers look at the back of their AIO PCs? If not, I fail to see why any manufacturer (and a lot do!) would leave out the VESA mounts. I for one do not buy a panel PCs if they are not mountable on arm or wall brackets! ;-)
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