Asus ET2300

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Pros:

Lots of I/O ports, including two Thunderbolt ports; supports WiDi.

Cons:

Lousy speakers and no Bluray drive—not even as an option.

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Last revision on May 30, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Lots of I/O ports, including two Thunderbolt ports; supports WiDi

Reviewers Didn't Like

Lousy speakers and no Bluray drive—not even as an option

Expert reviews and ratings

This Asus All-In-One is not just a full-fledged desktop PC, but also a multi-touch tablet and a home entertainment centre.Its 23-inch screen has a unique double-hinged design and can be adjusted to a 180-degree horizontal position for presentations or...

By AsiaOne on June 01, 2013

With a versatile stand, stunning screen quality, and enough power to cope with work and play, this 23in all-in-one comes highly...

By PC Pro on April 02, 2013

The concept of the desktop PC that folds flat like a tabletop is catching on. HP was first, with its Z1 workstation, but Lenovo brought the technology to consumer all-in-ones with its very sexy IdeaCentre A720. Now Asus has adopted the idea for its...

By Maximum PC on March 15, 2013

One of the real take home messages behind Windows 8 is that it is fantastic for touch devices like tablets. On the desktop however it swings between confusing and business as usual – touch on a vertical screen may work for ATMs and shopping centre kiosks...

By PC Authority on October 24, 2012