GIGABYTE Introduces the Most Powerful All-in-One PC

[Derek12]

http://imageshack.us/a/img845/8827/ab24bt.jpg

Useful if you want to use it as a HTPC connecting it to a better bigger TV , and as a regular PC using its screen.

Or are you referring to another thing

 

[Cold Storm]

IBM(or was it Dell?) used to make tiny "towers" that can be fastened to the back of a monitor, that's far more flexible IMO.

I know it's dell that does since we have them in our hospital. Along with HP now picking up the slack and building them. All our desktops will be upgrade to the smaller HP's that slap on the monitor in the hospital in months. Pretty nice to see.

 

[TRWOV]

Useful if you want to use it as a HTPC connecting it to a better bigger TV , and as a regular PC using its screen.

Or are you referring to another thing

They imply that without HDMI you'll get pixelated pictures.

 

[Octavean]

I like the Gigabyte options but I also like this one based on Intel’s thin mini itx standard:

http://www.anandtech.com/show/4394/more-on-intels-thin-miniitx-standard

http://www.tomshardware.com/picturestory/604-do-it-yourself-all-in-one-thin-mini-itx.html

As for video it really does stand to reason that Intel Thunderbolt external video cards could provided very powerful video solutions for all-in-one systems and PC tablets provided that they have Thunderbolt support.

 

[Derek12]

They imply that without HDMI you'll get pixelated pictures.

It is comparing 1080p with regular SDTV or non-1080p outputs (Had seen lots of similar imagess). But yes it wasn't the most suitable image for this context.