New Vizio All In One Pc's Beat iMacs in terms of Style (Seem hackintosh-able too)

[Koalaman]

[h=1]27” All-in-One[/h]MODEL NUMBER: CA27-A2Model Features:

VIZIO recommends Windows® 7.​

Windows® 7 Home Premium
3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processor
Powerful NVIDIA® Graphics
Powerful PC, Awesome Entertainment
Premium Materials, Innovative Construction
Full HD 1080p Display
Microsoft Signature Experience with 90 days free Microsoft technical support
Subwoofer with 2.1 Surround Sound, and SRS Premium HD™ Audio
Wonderfully Wire-Free
Lightning Fast SSD Performance

Processor
Model:	Intel[SUP]®[/SUP] Core™
Processor Manufacturer:	Intel[SUP]®[/SUP]
Processor Model:	i7-3610QM
Processor Speed:	2.3GHz

Operating System

Windows[SUP]®[/SUP] 7 Home Premium

Memory
Memory (RAM):	8GB
Memory Frequency (1066, 1333 MHZ):	Up to 1600MHz
Memory Type (DDR2 / DDR3):	DDR3
Memory Slots (Total):	2

Display
Display Type (LCD/LED):	LED
Full HD Display (1080P or greater):	Yes
Display Resolution:	1920x1080
Display Size:	27"

Graphics
Graphics Manufacturer (Primary Card):	NVIDIA[SUP]®[/SUP]
Graphics Memory Shared / Size (Primary Card):	1GB
Graphics Model (Primary Card):	NVIDIA[SUP]®[/SUP] GeForce[SUP]®[/SUP] GT 640M LE

Disk
Hard Drive Size:	1TB†
Hard Drive Speed:	5400rpm
Hard Drive Type (SATA / SSD):	SATA
Additional Hard Drive:	32GB SSD*

Networking
Bluetooth:	Yes
Wireless:	802.11n Dual-Band

Ports
eSATA Port:	1
HDMI Input:	2
3.5mm Headphone/Mic:	1
RJ 45 (Gigabit Ethernet):	1
USB 3.0:	4

Others
Audio:	Integrated/External Sub
Speakers:	2 x 2.5W Speaker with 6W External Subwoofer
Memory Card Reader:	SD
Yes, 1.3 MegaPixels (up to 720p):	Yes

Misc. Features
TPM Chip:	On Board
Built in Web Cam:	Yes, 1.3 MegaPixels (up to 720p)
Color:	Silver

Dimensions and Weights
Description	Weight (lbs.)	L x W x H (inches)
Screen + Base	16.6 lbs.	25.98” x 9.06” x 20.20”
Remote	0.13 lbs.	1.93” x 0.75” x 4.92”
Keyboard	1.06 lbs.	11.95” x 4.94” x 0.74”
Touchpad	0.44 lbs.	5.08” x 4.96” x 0.69”
Subwoofer	2.99 lbs.	5.91” x 4.45” x 5.91”
Subwoofer Power Cord	0.31 lbs.	N/A
Subwoofer Power Cord Extension	0.23 lbs.	N/A
Total Unit (without packaging)	27.82 lbs.	N/A
Total Unit (with packaging)	31 lbs.	29.20” x 12.4” x 25.4”

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[coelo]

they look nice, but I'm not impressed with the specs.
especially that nvidia 640 and only a 32GB SSD for ~1200.

 

[Koalaman]

they look nice, but I'm not impressed with the specs.
especially that nvidia 640 and only a 32GB SSD for ~1200.

Well it is a Mobile chip, and I expect that's just the baseline.

 

[coelo]

Vizio products may look fairly dapper, but their quality and after-sale support is lower than low. A relatively large proportion of their HDTVs failed after about a year and the company's response was essentially to tell consumers to dump it and just get another new one.
Somehow, the chance that I'd spend money on products with that brand is quite rare.

SmertZ

I bought a Vizio Tv from Costco and it did need a warranty repair, but they sent two men to do the repair and all was well.
I bought a panasonic plasma and it needed a repair as well.
So...

Now, Vizio used to be a good value, but I've seen their prices running closer and closer to top tier manufacturers and I admit I am not interested in Vizio at the prices they are currently selling for, not this computer and not their TV's. A 32GB SSD is basically a give away, it is like a $10 part for them. For this price they should have a better mobile GPU.

If this was around 800 then I'd be interested.

One thing I'll give you is that it looks pretty dapper.

 

[Koalaman]

But compare it to a 27" iMac...

 

[Bill the Cat]

But compare it to a 27" iMac...

It's pretty sharp, but the display is NOWHERE NEAR the calibre of a 27" iMac.

 

[Koalaman]

It's pretty sharp, but the display is NOWHERE NEAR the calibre of a 27" iMac.

True that. Can't wait till PC's get the High High Res screens.

 

[Bill the Cat]

I'm seriously thinking about one of these LG based Catleap monitors for my hack. It's a calculated risk, but wow!

http://www.overclock.net/t/1225919/yamakasi-catleap-monitor-club#

 

[Koalaman]

I'm seriously thinking about one of these LG based Catleap monitors for my hack. It's a calculated risk, but wow!

http://www.overclock.net/t/1225919/yamakasi-catleap-monitor-club#

WANT! Seriously....Mhmmm

 

[Bill the Cat]

It only lacks a display port input. I believe thats the only way I could use Intel HD4000. I don't think my mobo DVI is "dual link", so it won't support the resolution. Looks like I'd need a video card.