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BENQ i91 All in one Computer at $499 - OnlineComputer.com.au

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Store Repolc on 23/07/2009 - 18:14 onlinecomputer.com.au (2078 clicks)
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Model: BenQ nScreen i91
Screen Size: 18.5" W (HD)
Rsolution: 1366 x 768
Platform: AMD Phoenix
Chipset: AMD 690E + SB600
Memory: 1GB
Storage: 160GB HDD
Network: 802.11b/g & 100BaseT
Webcam: 1.3M pixel
Ports: USB x 6
Keyboard mouse: USB type standard K/B & mouse
Card Reader: 4-in-1
OS: Windows XP Home

  • BenQ nScreen is an Intelligent Display or Light All-in-One Computer
  • Designed for the users who need a computer product that provides simple and useful functions, easy to set up and use,and nice and neat outlook
  • Easy Connect: Integrated LAN/WLAN, webcam provide an easy way to connect to good friends
  • Photo Frame: User can also easily set BenQ nScreen i91 as a Digital Photo Frame
  • Sound Compensation : Sound Enhancement function allows user to adjust certain frequency to hear easier

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  • justfrog on 23/07/2009 - 21:06

    Can anyone comment on this chipset? AMD 690E + SB600

    Are these any good? what's this equivalent to Intel?

    • cyssero on 23/07/2009 - 21:45

      SB600 is a southbridge chipset that would compare to the ICHx series from Intel. It handles the I/O of the system (USB, SATA, etc). It's widely used so there's strong driver support and good compatibility with it.

      The 690E is very similar to the popular 690G but designed for integrated/embedded systems like this. Wikipedia suggests it replaces analogue out (RGB/VGA) for two digital (DVI/HDMI) outputs, which quite frankly means very little in the scheme of things.

      Overall it is a solid platform and for $499 it will handle a lot more than you'd think.

  • cyssero on 23/07/2009 - 21:39

    Good deal, wonder how it compares to the Atom, I'd guess a lot better.. the video chipset (x1200) should easily handle 1080p playback - I have an x1250 in my HTPC and it has no issues.

    • scotty on 23/07/2009 - 22:54

      CPU is Sempron 210U at 1.5Ghz. Not much info I can find on the net about the performance of this thing, but at $499 with everything included it's still a very good price.

  • [Deactivated] on 23/07/2009 - 23:26

    Good value for a nettop. The price I would hope most nettops would be. If only these came with a decent HD decoding chip and a DVD/BR drive!

  • totom on 24/07/2009 - 07:34

    This thing doesn't have an optical drive for CD/DVD viewing. But anyway, you can always buy an external one, around $100 I think.

  • guy84 on 24/07/2009 - 09:30

    Sounds like a great deal!

  • superkieu on 24/07/2009 - 11:12

    Nice one!

  • Store Repolc @ OnLine Computer on 24/07/2009 - 12:25

    coupon code has been fixed :)

  • moo on 24/07/2009 - 12:37

    Free shipping too? :)

  • sonicentropy on 24/07/2009 - 13:45

    semperon has a fair bit more grunt than a atom, and nice graphics for a cheap unit. If it had DVI or HDMI I would have grabbed one

  • Store Repolc @ OnLine Computer on 24/07/2009 - 14:09
    -1

    but but .. windows xp cost close price would be around $150-$190, lcd cost around $180, $99 for system :D

    • moo on 26/07/2009 - 01:25
      +1

      In fairness to the potential buyers, here are some slightly more unbiased/accurate breakdown figures courtesy of Staticice:
      - XP Home OEM - $105
      - 18.5" LCD - $150
      - So therefore the cost of the 'system' would be around $244.

      Your store even has the XP Home OEM listed for $105 (not $150 - 190 as per your post! :)) - http://www.onlinecomputer.com.au/index.php?cPath=218_221

  • Crownie on 24/07/2009 - 20:18
    +1

    A Cnet.com.au review of the BenQ nScreen i91:
    http://www.cnet.com.au/benq-nscreen-i91-339296442.htm

    Mentions a 1863 PCMark points and 303 3DMark points score.

    In relation, an MSI Wind Top AE1900 got a score of 1604, while an Asus Eee Box B206 scored a 1585, and a "standard" Asus Eee Box through PCMark05 scored a woeful 1,335.

    So it seems to be the "best" of these low powered devices but not sure whether it has enough "grunt" to do HD.

    • moo on 26/07/2009 - 01:28

      Probably not much point to play true-HD content (eg. 1080p) on this setup, given that the native res of this screen being "1366 x 768". Whilst the screen may be able to upscale, though it will look pixelated given that it is not being displayed at the natively supported resolution.

    • sonicentropy on 26/07/2009 - 04:51
      +1

      x1200 onboard video has hardware mpeg4/x264 so cpu is almost irrelevant

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