This week Acer has appeared at Computex with several next-generation computers, the largest of which is a 23-inch display-toting all-in-one PC with ultra HD resolution, this machine called the Aspire Z3. This PC’s 23-inch screen works with 1080p Full HD LED-backlit LCD technology and 10-point touch, made for families and multi-person working environments with its 178-degree viewing angles. Inside users will find an Intel Core processor (which generation we’ll find out soon) as well as Intel HD graphics.
Around this computer you’ll find inspiration from the original Acer M5 desktop machine, here grouping “frequently used” I/O ports in what Acer calls a “capsule-shaped” area up front: onscreen display buttons, USB 3.0, an SD card reader, and a 2-in-1 combo audio jack can be found here. Elsewhere on this machine can be found two more USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI input, and of course a power-in port.
Acer notes specifically that the HDMI input “turns the Z3 into a brilliant display for game consoles.” This along with the machine’s adjustable webcam up top make for a unique combination that allows the unit to serve more purposes than the average all-in-one.
As it is with the Ultrabooks announced today, pricing and sale information will be announced at a later date – at the moment it would seem that this all-in-one machine will be available by the end of the month, but final word at the moment is not entirely solid. We’ll know soon!
Source: Slashgear.com
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