Samsung's Great Looking Display Becomes an All-in-One PC

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Without any doubt, Samsung TA950 is one of best looking computer displays we have seen in all of 2011. Stylish and sleek, this 27" display boasts asymmetric design and flawless manufacturing quality. However, we have all wondered could the base, which fits quite a lot of connectors - be sufficient to pack a fully featured computer?On CES 2012, we have received our answer. Computer Shopper noticed the All-In-One version of TA950 named "Series 9 AIO" and it should be available in EMEA and Asian markets now.

Samsung took a page from Apple book (again) and equipped the part with components similar to those used in 27" iMacs. The Series 9 AIO available with Core i5 and i7 processors, AMD Mobility Radeon graphics and 4 or 8GB of system memory. Did we mention the display is still 120Hz, 3D compliant (with DDD middleware)?There are six USB ports, two of them being USB 3.0, and four being the regular 2.0. Two HDMI ports are also available but for some reason, we could not find a single DisplayPort. Given that even the original TA950 supported RJ-45 Ethernet and DisplayLink USB connectivity (use USB or Ethernet instead of HDMI to display picture), don't be surprised to see an RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet connector on the AIO model as well. Sound capabilities featured a downgrade, unfortunately as we no longer see the multi-channel audio output, only "Headphones In" and "Microphone In" ports being present.Systems start at $1399, which is about $700 (double) more than the original price for the display. Given the hardware inside, we're not surprised.

Read more: Samsung's Great Looking Display Becomes an All-in-One PC by VR-Zone.com

[rexsavellon]

nindota sa price oi! hahahah....

[jojobanana92400]

Nice ni da! hehehe thanks boss Siopao..

[siopao1984]

jojobanana92400 and andz - ur monitors have just transformed into an AIO pc..

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Samsung Releases Series 9 High-End All-in-One PC - Softpedia

This is one of those products that have been demonstrated during the 2012 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, but have only now been released.

Samsung has begun to ship the Series 9 all-in-one system in South Korea, meaning that it should not take too long for the rest of the world to get it as well.

One should not place too high hopes on the affordability, though.

According to at least one report, the machine is going to sell for 2,690,000 won, which is about the same as $2,368 or 1,838 Euro.

No matter how one looks at it, that is a very high price, even for an all-in-one computer.

Fortunately, this is not just any AiO, but one that features high-end hardware and a 3D panel to boot.

Speaking of the screen, it is an LCD (liquid crystal display) with a native resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels (Full HD).

The 3D rendering is more or less standard, so customers will have to keep their glasses handy.

Maybe people will even have a reason to get one of those new Bluetooth-enabled wireless active shutter glasses that the Bluetooth SIG issued a specification for, not long ago.

Granted, it will take some time for those glasses to become commercially available, but that is neither here nor there.

Back to the Series 9 all-in-one, Samsung chose a Core i7 CPU (central processing unit) as the main driving force. Up to 8 GB of RAM (random access memory) assist the processor, while an AMD Radeon mobile GPU handles the graphics.

Indeed, though this is essentially a desktop PC, it boasts a video solution normally used in notebooks.

Other specifications include a TV tuner and all the ports and plugs one can expect (LAN, USB 3.0, audio, etc.), Blu-ray and Live TV support.

Finally, the product bundle includes the obligatory pair of 3D glasses. Customers will have to shop around for extra pairs if they want to socialize while watching films.

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ninduta ani ui....

[Vino Kid]

$1399 mura naman na ug sweldo ni........