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23'' ASUS ET2311IUTH-B006T All-in-One Desktop PC $999 + $10 Delivery @ OO.com.au

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23'' ASUS ET2311IUTH-B006T All-in-One Desktop PC $999 + $10 Delivery @ OO.com.au
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Lwsldik on 19/01/2016 - 08:22 oo.com.au (440 clicks)
Last edited 19/01/2016 - 10:11 by 1 other user

Don't know about anyone else but this appears to be a good deal!
$999 + $10 delivery

Cash Rewards Casback available too I think %.3.6

Sporting a sleek modern design and using the latest PC technology, the ASUS ET2311All-in-One PC Series delivers an inspired mix of convenience and versatility to your home. Do away with complicated PC desktops of the past, this all-in-one is ready to start up right out of the box - free of messy wires or complicated installations. The 23-inch Full HD LED-backlit panel brilliantly brings images to life in high-definition while also conserving energy.

Matching eye-catching visuals with ear-pleasing premium audio, the ASUS All-in-One PC ET2311 Series is built with ASUS SonicMaster Premium Technology that delivers improved clarity, louder volumes, and more detailed sound. In addition, you can use it as a secondary display by connecting other PCs, laptops and tablet via its HDMI input port. The ASUS All-in-One PC ET2311 Series is a complete system that simplifies your home PC experience.

Features

Windows 7 Pro (Windows 8.1 PRO Downgrade) operating system
Free Full Version of Windows 10 Upgrade (click here for more information)
23-inch IPS panel, Full HD 1920 x 1080 LED-backlit display for HD media playback
Optimised touch experience through a 5-point multi-touch screen
Slim, space-saving modern design with wall mount capability
4th Gen Intel® Core™ i7 desktop processor delivers greater computing power
HDMI input and output ports to connect to gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and other HDMI-enabled devices
ASUS SonicMaster Premium Technology for improved audio clarity, louder volume, and more detailed audio
Ethernet, high speed 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth so you always stay connected
Specifications

Operating System: Windows 7 PRO (Windows 8.1 PRO Downgrade)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-4770S Quad Core Processor (8M Cache, 3.1GHz up to 3.9GHz)
Display: 23.0" (58.4cm) 16:9 Wide Screen Full HD 1920 x 1080 LED-backlight IPS 178° wide viewing angle Multi-touch screen
Memory: 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz RAM (2 x 4GB SO-DIMM)
Storage: 1TB SATA Hard Drive
Graphics: 1GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 740M
Optical Drive: Tray-in Supermulti DVD RW
Camera: 2MP Webcam
Audio: SonicMaster Premium with 2 x 5W built-in speakers plus microphone
Communications:
Ethernet: 100/1000 Mbps LAN
Wireless: 802.11 ac WLAN
Bluetooth: Bluetooth V4.0
Side I/O Ports:
3 x USB 3.0
1 x 6-in-1 Card Reader (SD/ SDHC/ SDXC/ MS/ MS Pro/ MMC)
1 x Headphone
1 x Microphone
1 x ASUS AIO Subwoofer Jack
Back I/O Ports:
1 x USB 3.0
2 x USB 2.0
1 x HDMI-In
1 x HDMI-Out
1 x RJ45 LAN
1 x Kensington Lock
1 x Power input
Interface: Wired USB keyboard and mouse
Dimensions: (W) 596mm x (H) 471mm x (D) 60~223mm
Weight: Approx. 12kg
Colour: Black
Part Number: 90PT00L1-M04140
Model: ET2311IUTH-B006T
Brand: ASUS
This product comes with a manufacturer's 1-year warranty

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  • CodeXD on 19/01/2016 - 08:33
    +1

    Price in title

  • SnoozeAndLose on 19/01/2016 - 08:38

    Shop name @OO.com in title please

  • garage sale on 19/01/2016 - 08:40
    +1

    Only downside is no ssd and depends if you are willing to diy on into it …. bonus of touch screen isn't the touch but it possibly comes with a glass front easy to clean

    • Wittty on 19/01/2016 - 11:23

      agree all that power and no SSD :(

  • bruc3 on 19/01/2016 - 08:41
    -3

    Doesn't look like a deal, seems to be cheaper @Deals Direct:
    http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/asus-et2311iuth-b010t-all-in-one-desktop-pc-23-58-4cm-fhd-ips-touch-intel-core-i/?utm_campaign=TEXT_LINK&utm_source=DGM&utm_medium=Affiliate&cid=af|net:dgm|sit:30037|cre:DealsDirect+-+Homepage+-+Text+Link|typ:TEXT_LINK

    • Kaz0551 on 19/01/2016 - 08:50

      DD $999 i3, 4GB ram, 500GB HDD
      OO $999 i7, 8GB ram, 1TB HDD

      • bruc3 on 19/01/2016 - 08:58
        +2

        Oops sorry did not look at the specs, just searched via model name and assumed it was same specs. My bad.

    • redcreek200 on 19/01/2016 - 08:51

      OP's deal is better for me. Better specs. Better shipping price.

    • O O on 19/01/2016 - 09:52
      +1

      23'' ASUS ET2311IUTH-B006T $999 i7, 8GB ram, 1TB HDD

      after all, OO and DealsDirect belong to the same company, MySale Group Plc.

  • sydboy007 on 19/01/2016 - 08:49
    +2

    Think you could buy a $500 laptop and larger IPS monitor for less $$$

    • misu p on 19/01/2016 - 09:12
      +2

      I also do not get these all in 1 PCs. They are basically a non movable laptop, or a non-up-gradable PC. They loose the best of both worlds I believe.

      A combo like you say is still portable (just remove the laptop) while having a big monitor too. Just probably you cannot get a laptop with those specs and a decent monitor at that price.

      • jl70 on 19/01/2016 - 09:18
        -3

        They are also usually rubbish quality components in comparison to a normal desktop PC. Far from the "latest" stuff (4th gen, we are up to 6th gen!).

        • jl70 on 19/01/2016 - 16:52
          -1

          To the person who negged me: how many AIOs do you repair every year? They are junk in comparison to the equivalent desktop. This is based off 17 years experience repairing computers every day. They are more unreliable and harder to get parts for than most laptops.

      • j03 on 19/01/2016 - 09:40
        +1

        it can make a difference in business environment where space and neatness is of value. example. medical clinics, hotels, offices, receptions, etc, etc

        we have thousands of dells aio optiplex deployed in many places. Most run 24/7/365 (shuts down 1am, wakes up 6am). We have countless machines thats been tagging along since 2012 and still actively used up to this day.

        who said they are rubbish quality…?

        • jl70 on 19/01/2016 - 16:55
          -3

          I don't know any medical centres or offices that use them and I service a very wide selection of industries in my role. They are commonly bought by the ill-informed mum and dad at home who get conned by Harvey Norman type staff as the "best" solution for an upgrade to their home computer.

          Seriously, spend your money elsewhere - just because it seems "cheap" doesn't mean it is a bargain!

        • j03 on 19/01/2016 - 19:34

          @johnleckie70:

          i wouldn't deploy these ASUS in any settings. However DELL AIO OPTIPLEX is in a league of their own!

          fyi. I mostly deal in a government & corporate settings. Last year alone we deployed over 1500 optiplex 9030, and previous year i'd say 3000+ 9020s aios. As part of our arsenal of solutions we've been deploying Optiplex since 9010 series. These are diehard low maintenance machines designed really NOT for high compute requirements. They have their own place. Thats not to say we don't deploy PC's.. cos we do double than the AIO we deploy. Just depends on the requirement.

          Well that's surprising you haven't seen them in Medical practices or anywhere else.. In melb alone a colleague of mine have deployed them in many "modern" clinics both medical and dentists using optiplex aios & hp pro 600's and 800's. These settings do not need high compute requirements (ie Internet/emails, Office, HCN MD & PRAC, BP, OASIS,, Centaur, Imaging apps, Paperless apps, etc etc,etc). Every single practice owners are full of praise with them. They are just so easy & convenient to deploy, with less cables & less space wastage. And in terms of IT maintenance, failure rate is a rare occurrence (especially when you couple it with SSD's).

          BTW I am talking about business grade AIO's not found in your average joe HN JB Dick(less) who sell their consumer grade machines. Biggest downside actually with biz aio's are they are expensive.

          PS: @johnleckie70 only thing I will agree with you .. Consumer grade ALL in Ones I wouldn't buy for myself! Including this ASUS one here.

          But in the business realm biz grade AIO have their own solid place!

        • jl70 on 20/01/2016 - 05:39
          -2

          @j03:

          Dell AIO are business grade but that isn't what this thread is about, it is about the Asus above as listed as a "bargain" (the business grade AIOs also cost a lot more than a normal desktop).

          I deal with medical centres, dentists, physios and a big mixture of small-medium business (eg, various trades, retail, etc) and have for 17 years. None of them run AIOs, no need for them. There are better choices. A screen that fits perfectly in the space required is much neater and more flexible than any AIO. The "box" just neatly goes elsewhere and again is flexible where it goes. One user might need a 27 inch screen while another is limited by space and has a 19 inch. Both can run the same hardware while using the best size screen for the space and/or their requirements.

          But, we'll have to agree to disagree about the whole thing - all IT people do things differently, especially the ones who do work in government and corporate environments.

      • klaw81 on 19/01/2016 - 09:56

        All-in-Ones are appealing to the type of buyer who would typically buy a laptop and then leave it in one place plugged in all the time. It's much more neat and compact than a traditional desktop, they have a much larger screens and better speakers than any laptop, and they're actually quite easy to move around from place to place around the home since there's usually only one cable.

        The CPU and GPU are soldered in, but you can still upgrade the RAM and HDD if you desire.

        They're not suited to gamers or those who want the latest gear, but they're generally pretty solid performers and while they're not for me personally, I can totally see the appeal.

        • j03 on 19/01/2016 - 10:22

          Not all AIO cpu's are soldered on ;) but this particular unit. yes.

      • Mormont on 19/01/2016 - 10:56
        +1

        Simply Apple created this all-in-one market and everyone wants to follow suit

    • klaw81 on 19/01/2016 - 09:49

      A laptop with a proper quad-core processor and discrete 740M graphics for $500? Where can I find such a thing?

  • j03 on 19/01/2016 - 09:25
    +1

    Some design flaws to consider.

    On advertised pictures it looks neat, business like looking and you'd think the plastic bezel around it is flushed with the screen just like Laptops or other AIO PC's. But NO! The bezel actually sticks out approx 1/4+ of an inch from the screen and there is that space for all sorts of gunk to fall into and accumulate.

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    I upgraded one of these with an SSD for my mate. In person the design just looks annoyingly ODD.

  • bleugh on 19/01/2016 - 11:03
    -1

    Wow, good price!

    that's $400ish for the processor, 100+ for the graphics card, 200+ for the touch monitor buying seperatley, equivalent-ish specs,

    Of course, it's actually a 'laptop' but, compared to the specs of others, it's really good

    I'd be tempted if my hard rubbish I7-920 dell didn't benchmark so well compared to newer processors, i'd be spending $700+ to get 'double' the performance of a 7 year old computer….I'll wait a while longer

  • garage sale on 19/01/2016 - 17:40

    I have an iMac in the dining room, that way I can keep across what is happening in the household…I couldn't do this from my study where I have a pc and don't like the screen size of my notebook. The dining room isn't suited for a tower or desktop and screen setup. These all in one's suit a purpose but not everybody,s purpose. When the iMac dies an all in one windows pc is a candidate. Not tower desktop or notebook

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