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| − | This is Packard Bell's All-in-One design. As you can tell it's basically a combination of a 14" Packard Bell Monitor with Speakers, and a Packard Bell 3x3 Desktop, just | + | This is Packard Bell's All-in-One design. As you can tell it's basically a combination of a 14" Packard Bell Monitor with Speakers, and a Packard Bell 3x3 Desktop, just permanently attached. |
One very smart thing PB did was instead of making the VGA Cable attach internally, it is routed outside and then connected to the VGA connector on the back of the machine. While I suspect this may have been done to cut costs (the internals being the two seperate systems, just in a "combined" case), it also means you could upgrade and/or replace the video-card and still use the integrated monitor. Many AIO's like those from Compaq, could not do this. | One very smart thing PB did was instead of making the VGA Cable attach internally, it is routed outside and then connected to the VGA connector on the back of the machine. While I suspect this may have been done to cut costs (the internals being the two seperate systems, just in a "combined" case), it also means you could upgrade and/or replace the video-card and still use the integrated monitor. Many AIO's like those from Compaq, could not do this. | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 12 January 2013
This is Packard Bell's All-in-One design. As you can tell it's basically a combination of a 14" Packard Bell Monitor with Speakers, and a Packard Bell 3x3 Desktop, just permanently attached.
One very smart thing PB did was instead of making the VGA Cable attach internally, it is routed outside and then connected to the VGA connector on the back of the machine. While I suspect this may have been done to cut costs (the internals being the two seperate systems, just in a "combined" case), it also means you could upgrade and/or replace the video-card and still use the integrated monitor. Many AIO's like those from Compaq, could not do this.
