Desktops transformed to survive

Desktop PC case stands as existed for a long time ago and has survived all threats from devices such as laptops, gaming machine game console, netbook, and numerous scholars have claimed the end of it. Seriously, but now this has happened, but ironically, "who" desktop replacement chassis stand as a desktop computer but also all really put on the table the (All-in-One PC).

In 2011, desktop All-in-One has gone from novelty to become an attractive product, delivers value with excellent performance within a compact chassis. So in 2012 predicted, and the following years All-in-One will be available everywhere.

You'll find bucket type machines stand in the store. And they even seem like a good idea to only 400 USD (~ 8,414,000 contracts) that have a 1TB hard drive, 4GB of RAM, and a midrange processor of AMD or Intel. Connect to monitor keyboard and mouse, as you will have a perfectly useful computer.

A few users have little experience with the components inside the chassis, such as gamers will still need the giant barrels for the graphics card and the CPU cooling liquid. Experts need clients, and businesses want the computers can easily upgrade or repair to our series as well. So the "black box gray" will remain a pillar of the business environment in a long time.

But the future, consumers usually want something that just works well, low displacement. Desktop All-in-One should do that will make a breakthrough.

Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 with the ability to fold the screen down to the table level with easy to use touch screen.

Intel and AMD have helped speed up changing the face of the All-in-One PC with the release of life processors smaller, faster, less power consumption while increasing performance. Next year too, with Intel and AMD Piledriver Ivy Bridge will open the way for the machine gets thinner, sleeker while maintaining performance.

And the machine will also have a touch screen. With Windows 7, you can not satisfied with the use of touch completely and even to Windows 8, you'll still stick with style using traditional Windows desktops. However, there are more applications are developed towards the touch interface, and Windows 8 will be a ubiquitous operating system, then developers design applications that do not touch-friendly interface will be affected.

You also want to remove the "slum" with tangled cables neatly under the table and want more. Or want to have a computer display value and was glad to turn it on. It sounds like a promising future, but All-in-One PC can do all this.

In summary users have little experience of computer repair would still like a traditional desktop boxes as they stand. But for most users, they only need a computer to store pictures, movies to cater to mobile devices such as phones, tablets, or play a few games usually All-in-One is the choice chosen appropriately.