Cybernet iOne H5

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Pros:

Fairly fast for an allinone.
Wide range on tilt mechanism, Ten-point touch screen, Two Ethernet ports, HDTV tuner, Included recycling program, Built-in IR receiver, HDMI and DVI-out ports.
Great swivel stand, Excellent performance.

Cons:

Loud and clunkylooking.
Wobbly screen stand, Small, fuzzy text at native resolution, No HDMI-in, Inconvenient I/O ports, No height adjustment on stand, No eSATA or USB 3,0.

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Last revision on November 29, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Fairly fast for an allinone
Wide range on tilt mechanism, Ten-point touch screen, Two Ethernet ports, HDTV tuner, Included recycling program, Built-in IR receiver, HDMI and DVI-out ports
Great swivel stand, Excellent performance

Reviewers Didn't Like

Loud and clunkylooking
Wobbly screen stand, Small, fuzzy text at native resolution, No HDMI-in, Inconvenient I/O ports, No height adjustment on stand, No eSATA or USB 3,0
Unattractive

Expert reviews and ratings

Cybernet has been building all-in-one touch-screen PCs for hospital and medical use for years. Given the ambitious specs of the company's new iOne-H5—a 2.93GHz Core i7-870, 8GB of memory, and ATI's Mobility Radeon HD 5730 GPU—we...

By Maximum PC on October 24, 2011

The ten-point multitouch-equipped Cybernet iOne-H5 is fast, sturdy, and designed for industrial or institutional use. It's a decent system, if you can get over the fuzzy screen. ...

By PC Mag on September 06, 2011

Powerful desktop PC performance in a basic business all-in-one package. Cybernet iOne H5: Business-Ready All-in-One Packs a Punch CyberNet iOne H5 Review, by Sarah Jacobsson Purewal July 31, 2011 Cybernet's iOne H5 is basic on the outside and...

By PCWorld on July 31, 2011