Touch All In One PC

What is an All In One PC?

An All In One PC takes all the desktop computer's internal hardware components and builds them into the same case that houses the monitor. The overall effect is a smaller computer footprint and often, a cleaner appearance as there are fewer wires showing. 

Pros of All In One PC

It takes up less space. With the monitor built right into the PC, you have fewer things to fit into already-tight spaces. The overall design is more compact, too.
It’s easier to set up and start using. All-in-ones are the most “plug-and-play” option available.
It comes with everything. There’s no need to shop around for the best monitor or speakers. You get exactly what you need to use it – right out of the box.
It’s easy to transport. While all-in-ones are typically part of a stationary workstation, they’re not complicated to move. They’re usually on the lighter side, allowing you to move it elsewhere with little fuss.
It can come with a touch screen. Today’s all-in-ones use the latest monitor tech, including brilliant color displays and responsive touch options.

Cons of All In One PC

It’s more challenging to repair yourself. Because the monitor and the computer are combined in one case, you may struggle to get into it and require professional assistance.
It’s harder to upgrade. Again, the design makes getting inside the device complicated. Also, there may be less room available for upgrades, so adding storage or larger fans may be difficult – if not impossible.
It's typically not as powerful. What you get in convenience, you may miss in power. Today's all-in-ones come with a range of processors and graphics cards, but they are typically designed for more everyday use.
It’s not customizable. Aside from a few options at checkout, buying an all-in-one means you get what you get. You can’t mix in a monitor from a different manufacturer, either.

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