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- Extra glasses are expensive; gaming in 3D may require reducing settings; 3D movies, photos may fail to hold your attention
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By APC Magazine
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With the 3D invasion taking over countless products it’s almost surprising it hasn’t reached the AIO PC market until now. While it looks normal from the outside, the ASUS ET2400XVT features full on 3D capabilities. Of...
By PC Pro
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The inclusion of 3D makes for a unique and powerful gaming machine, although it’s a shade too expensive...
By T3 Magazine
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At 13kg, the ET24A00XVT AiO PC is a back breaker but this 23.6-inch HD monster worth its weight. It’s bundled with nVIDIA’s 3D glasses and the stunning 1920x1080 HD screen has 120Hz refresh. Factor in oodles of high-end specs and this classy...
By Computer Shopper
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This high-powered PC ably displays 3D movies, photos, and games. Everything you need is included and easy to set up, but 3D games hold much more promise than movies or photos....
By PC Advisor
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Asus’ ET2400XVT is a high-end all-in-one computer with a very good specification and plenty of power for getting most tasks done. However, it’s let down by its older first-generation Intel Core processor and incomplete 3D integration....
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