Lenovo has expanded its All-in-One PC lineup for the Indian market. The newly announced C320 brings the space-saving goodness at an affordable price tag and decent hardware specs. Powered by Intel’s 2nd Generation Core i3 processor, the 20-inch AIO comes with a multi-touch enabled display, up to 4GB RAM, Windows 7 OS, Wi-Fi, DVD burner, HDMI-out support, SRS Premium Sound, webcam, USB 3.0, optional TV tuner and more.

Lenovo C320 is priced at just Rs.25,490 excluding taxes.

Samsung Electronics introduced the new Series 7 All-in-One PC. Touted as the world’s thinnest All-in-one PC, the Series 7 measures at 16mm and features a 23inch HD LED touch screen display that has a resolution of 1920×1080. The All-in-one PC is powered by the latest Intel Core i5/i3 processor.

Besides this, it features Wi-Fi connectivity, 1.3-megapixel webcam, wireless keyboard and mouse. The two integrated speakers are complemented by Samsung’s SoundAlive software to ensure the best possible quality surround sound.

Lenovo today unveiled a new all-in-one machine for the Indian market – the C200. It comes in a chic white color with a stylish design, performance and an affordable price. The 18.5-inch all-in-one features an Intel Atom D510 processor and comes with up to 4GB RAM, 250GB HDD, 5 USB ports, integrated speakers, webcam and a tray-in DVD writer.

The C200 AIO price starts from Rs.20,190 excluding taxes.

E-tailers have been flaunting Kinect’s pricing for quite some time and now Microsoft has officially confirmed the price of the motion-sensing controller. The Kinect for Xbox 360 will go for $150 that will include the Kinect sensor along with a Kinect Adventures game. Kinect will be available from Nov 4 and will work with every Xbox 360 sold till now.

However, for those who don’t own an Xbox 360 but want to have Kinect, they can go for the all-in-one Xbox 360 Kinect Console Bundle. It’s in fact the same version we’d speculated as the Arcade version of the new Xbox 360.

Anyways, this all-in-one will go for just $299 and will be bundled with the new Xbox 360 4GB console, Kinect sensor and Kinect Adventures game. The standalone 4GB Xbox 360 will cost $199 and will be available from Aug 3.

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Sony has announced a new series of affordable, touchscreen-based all-in-one PCs in the US. The VAIO J Series AIO PCs are equipped with 21.5-inch full HD resolution supporting multi-touch display.

The series comes with Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processor options, up to 6GB RAM, 500GB HDD, Nvidia GeForce 310M GPU, optional Blu-ray reader, SD card slot, Wi-Fi, integrated webcam and Windows 7 64-bit OS.

The J Series also boast three dedicated buttons – VAIO, Assist and Display Off. While Display off turns off the display instantly when not needed, VAIO button is an instant access to the PC’s media gallery and Assist fires up the pre-installed VAIO Care software for maintenance.

The J Series price starts from $900 and can be pre-ordered at Sony Style.

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UPDATE: Check out the video below. The AIO specs include Core i3-350M CPU, 4GB RAM, Windows 7 OS and 2 Digital TV Tuner.

Fujitsu has made an addition to its FMV PC Series for the Japanese consumers. It’s the FH550/3AM, an all-in-one PC that can do more than enable users to watch 3D content. Fujitsu says the PC brings a full 3D experience which in addition to normal 3D viewing, includes conversion of 2D content to 3D and create 3D content by recording videos over its 3D webcam.

The 2D to 3D conversion is done on the fly and is applicable to 2D movies available on DVD and some PC games. On the other hand, recording 3D videos is done with the help of two integrated webcams.

Other specs are unknown but the AIO has a 20-inch screen and will be available from June 17 in Japan.

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[Via Akihabaranews]

At the Fujitsu Forum in Tokyo, Fujitsu is exhibiting its new all-in-one PC with 3D capability. The AIO PC is capable to display 3D content on its screen and also convert live images into three-dimension. The two demo units showcased one playing golf video while the another one captured a live image from the PC’s integrated dual webcam. The two cameras above the display help the PC to create the illusion of 3D.

Fujitsu’s 3D PC will support passive 3D tech with polarized lenses and doesn’t require batteries as in case of active shutter tech, used by most new 3D TVs. Fujitsu will also provide a software for users to video chat in 3D provided both the users boast same PC configuration.

The launch date is unknown but it will be Fujitsu’s flagship model whenever they’ll launch it in Japan.

[Via PCAdvisor]

Samsung has announces a new all-in-one PC in South Korea with kids as their target market. The MU200 Magic Kids 20-inch touchscreen-enabled all-in-one PC comes with a kid-friendly UI and provides lots of e-learning content for children without any additional cost. Furthermore, parents can control the access to sites or can even boot directly into the kids’ UI.

The AIO can obviously used as a regular PC and is powered by Windows 7 OS, Intel Pentium 2.2GHz T4400 CPU, 3GB DDR3 RAM and Nvidia GPU.

It will retail for 1,300,000 won ($1,162).

Note: This post has been republished from Samsung Hub. For more Samsung news, head over to Samsung Hub.

Consumers wanting to take advantage of Nvidia’s ION 2 platform without spending much can take a look at the new Lenovo C200 all-in-one PC. The 18.5-inch touchscreen AIO has got official in USA and it gives the ION 2 advantage at an affordable $499 price tag. There’s Intel dual-core Atom CPU onboard, a GeForce G210 GPU with Optimus support and a DVD burner.

However, if ION or touch doesn’t appeal you, Lenovo has also got a variant that sells for $399.

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Asus has officially introduced its ET2010 range of EeeTop all-in-one PCs. The lineup consists a mix up of 20-inch AIOs powered by Intel, AMD along with graphics from Intel, ATI and even the rumored Nvidia ION.

There are five models in the range – 2010AG, 2010AGT, 2010P, 2010PN , 2010PNT with the first two running AMD’s dual-core Athon II X2 250u CPU and ATI Radeon HD 5470 GPU; 2010P running Intel’s dual-core Atom D410 CPU with integrated Intel graphics; and the interesting of the lot – 2010PN and 2010PNT boasting Intel Atom D510 CPU with Nvidia ION 2 graphics.

Asus will also sell multi-touch models that will have an optical multi-touch screen, which is touted to be more sensitive than a resistive or a capacitive screen.

All the models will have 2GB RAM, up to 500GB HDD, Eee Docking software and a DVD combo drive.

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