Samsung Series 9 All-In-One PC is unique for its 3D display capable monitor, because the latest technology ‘Plane Line Switching‘ (PLS) has used in this monitor. It seems that Samsung wants to beat Apple iMac 27-inch products. However If anyone wants to set a small home theater then he can buy a Samsung All-In-One PC.
This PC has many features and notable features are
- Windows 7 OS
- Intel Core i7 processor (“Ivy Bridge”)
- 8GB RAM
- AMD Radeon HD 6730M graphics chip
- wireless mouse and keyboard
Source:CNET
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