An AIO computer might not be the best idea if you’re the type that loves to customize their computers and constantly upgrade it by removing parts and adding new parts in. However if you’re pressed for space or perhaps if you’re not the type of user that loves to meddle with their computer innards, then an AIO is perfect for your everyday use.
If you’re in the market for such a computer, you might be interested to learn that Acer has recently announced a new AIO computer called the Acer Veriton Z2660G. This is the latest AIO computer from acer and as far as specs are concerned, it will come with a 20-inch HD+ display with a maximum resolution of 1600×900 in a 16:9 aspect ratio.
The display itself can be tilted from 8-60 degrees and will also support 10-point capacitive touch technology, for those of you who prefer interacting with Windows 8 via touch. The display itself will also pack a 2MP Full HD webcam that can rotate up to 180 degrees and built-in speakers. Under the hood, users can look forward to an Intel Core i3 processor and will support up to 16GB of dual-channel DDR3 memory and integrated Intel HD 4400 graphics.
The computer will also pack a 500GB hard drive, two USB 2.0 ports, a VGA and DisplayPort that will allow the user to add additional monitors to the setup if they wish. For those who aren’t a fan of Windows 8, rest assured knowing that the computer will be able to dual-boot both Windows 8 Pro and Windows 7 Professional, so if there are some apps that aren’t Windows 8-friendly or if you simply prefer the familiarity of Windows 7, you have that option.
Acer has also announced several features of their own that they will be including, such as eSettings Management that will allow for a more intuitive way to configure and control the system. There’s also a PowerSaver feature that lets users configure their power levels, and also a SmartBoot that will automatically load up frequently used programs in the system tray upon starting up. There’s even a ProShield feature that will help protect your files by either hiding it by or by shredding it virtually/
Priced starting at $779, the Acer Veriton Z2660G AIO computer will be available from resellers and Acer’s channel partners later this month.
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