The eye-catching P220 ultraportable isn’t a usually complement LG is showcasing during Computex — a Korean manufacturer is additionally gracing Intel’s counter with a W300, an all-in-one with a couple of tricks up a sleeve. Not usually is which 23-inch arrangement regulating a pleasing IPS row (full HD), though it’s even 3D-capable as well as includes a touchscreen in a little versions. Yes, this isn’t your father’s PC. A accumulation of processors have been accessible together with Intel’s Core i7 with room for up to 8 GB of DDR3 RAM. Some models have been interconnected with AMD’s Radeon HD 6650M video card. Blu-ray is an option, as well as storage maxes out during 750GB. The mechanism takes a little visible cues from Apple’s iMac (the stand), though still manages to have a own personality. The arrangement is utterly thin, as well as whilst a indication you played with didn’t crop up to suggest a touchscreen option, it did underline a Core i5 CPU. Take a demeanour during a art studio below, as well as strike a mangle for the hands-on video as well as LG’s press release.
LG W300 all-in-one hands-on during Computex 2011
