MSI have finally announced US availability for their touchscreen nettop, the MSI Wind Top AE1900. First spotted back in February, the Wind Top AE1900 has an 18.5-inch 16:9 aspect touchscreen, Intel Atom processor and up to 250GB of storage.

MSI have finally announced US availability for their touchscreen nettop, the MSI Wind Top AE1900. First spotted back in February, the Wind Top AE1900 has an 18.5-inch 16:9 aspect touchscreen, Intel Atom processor and up to 250GB of storage.

In the market for a new business desktop computer? Then, Acer might have your back. They just announced three new Veriton business desktops today and they feature a new design and offer improved cooling features.

As well as their Ion-based AspireRevo nettop, Acer have announced two new all-in-one desktops. At the budget end, the eMachines EZ1600 packs nettop hardware, while the more interesting Acer Aspire Z5600 gets a grown-up Intel processor, graphics and 1080p performance through a multitouch-capable 24-inch display.
MSI have officially announced their latest touchscreen nettop all-in-one, the MSI Wind Top AE1900. First spotted on the company’s Japanese site back in February, the 18.5-inch nettop has a single-core Intel Atom 230 processor, up to 2GB of RAM and a 160GB hard-drive, together with a DVD burner.
AMD is apparently set to launch its new entry-level desktop platform, known as Pisces, before September 2009, according to the company’s motherboard partners in Taiwan. Pisces is said to incorporate AMD’s Athlon II processors – Propus, Rana and Regor – and a new 55nm-based 780G+ IGP chipset, together with the ATI Radeon HD 4200 GPU.
HP have announced a new range of workstations, the HP Z Workstation series, using Intel’s Xeon processor and more than 20 design innovations. SlashGear had the opportunity to see the Z-series demonstrated as part of HP and DreamWorks’ Monsters vs. Aliens event last week, from the entry-level HP Z400 models, through the mid-range HP Z600 machines and up to the high-spec HP Z800 workstations.

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The Acer Veriton X270 Series of desktop PCs has been around for quite awhile but they are just now available to the US market according to an announcement from the company this morning. Intended for the business market, these PCs should make quite an impact when it comes to affordable computer options.
The X270 Series features small PCs with an array of processor options, one of which is the Intel Core 2 Duo. The NVIDIA GeForce 7100 chipset makes HD video watching possible and there’s the option of a 500GB SATA HDD. Memory can be amped up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM and the nine USB 2.0 ports make connecting all of your peripherals a snap.
Also included is an HDMI port, 5.1 audio support, PCI Express x16 slot, 2-PCI 2.3 ports, a PCI Express x1 slot, Ethernet, and a DVD writer with a disc-labeling tech called LabelFlash. These are really great little business computers that offer quite a bit more than you need for word processing but still stay in the realm of professional. You can get the Acer Veriton X270 series desktop PCs now for prices starting at $399.
[via eWeek]
BenQ officially launched their all-in-one nStation i91 desktop PC this week, and it brought along a larger sibling too. As well as the 18.5-inch i91, the company showed off the nStation i221, a 21.5-inch Full-HD version; they also brought along the HSDPA-enabled U101 netbook.

The Lenovo IdeaCentre A600 all-in-one desktop PC is now available to order, offering a 21.5-inch 1920 x 1080 16:9 HD-display, slot-loading DVD or Blu-Ray drive and a range of Intel Core 2 Duo processors. First announced back at CES 2009 in January, the IdeaCentre A600 is apparently the world’s slimmest all-in-one PC.
