Samsung just unveiled the All-in-one PC at the recent CES 2017 in Las Vegas. Besides the specifications, Samsung did not provide further details about their latest offering like when they will make it available to the public and how much it would cost.
The All-in-One PC will be officially called the ArtPC, according to CNET. Samsung is apparently targeting home office users with their new product by mentioning that its usage is perfect for every day and home office use.
The All-in-One PC has a simple and unique design. The 24" full HD Display boasts a vivid sound from Dynamic 14W and two stereo speakers. It comes with a full sized keyboard with curved keyboard keycap. Users can play music using Bluetooth even if the device is turned off.
According to Tech Radar, there are two versions of the desktop PC. The one has an identical screen while the other one has a Gorilla Glass premium display.
What else it have to offer? In the introduction video for the ArtPC, it was mentioned that it has a facial recognition login. However, only the touch-enabled can support Windows Hello login for Windows 10.
The said feature works by recognizing the user's face and scanning the iris. The Windows Hello application can be accessed by opening the Settings app and going to the Accounts section. Users can either choose face or fingerprint recognition.
Although the versions of Samsung's All-in-One PCs have the difference in terms of touch ability, both rest atop the soundbar. The integrated soundbar serves as its base. This makes the device half a PC and half a soundbar.
According to previous reports, Samsung can easily replace its 8GB or 16GB of RAM and 1TB hard drive for users who want more RAM and storage. Based on the specs listed on Samsung's official website, the All-in-One PC has a 1920 x 1080 resolution, has a 5400RPM storage technology, and integrated graphics. It prides itself with a 720p HD web camera.
While Samsung has not announced the official launch of their All-in-One PC, they released a quick introduction of the product through a YouTube video:
