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[craash]

I recently got a Lluom "all in one" crystal screen computer for my classroom from the school.

I am so impressed.

It is 30inch monitor (approx) - slim - and has the cd/dvd, usb slots (everything) in the monitor - so there is no need for the case/thingy that sits beside the computer...

http://www.lluon.com/product/prod_info02.asp

its just a nice monitor/computer with keyboard and mouse.

http://www.lluon.com/product/images/all_in_one_image09.jpg

http://www.lluon.com/product/images/all_in_one_image07.jpg

http://www.lluon.com/product/images/all_in_one_image03.jpg

http://www.lluon.com/product/images/all_in_one_image11.jpg

I heard they are made by TG - and I would be interested in getting one for myself - if I knew where to purchase them in Seoul.

Would Technomart have them?

Anyone know the price range of these computers?

anyone have anything (review) about why they would/wouldn't buy one).

[Juregen]

I guess that type of computer is perfect for use as an office drone.

[xpat]

Before heading to Youngsan or Technomart go to Danawa first to get an idea of what you should be paying.

[pkang0202]

I wouldn't buy one of those computers unless it had an awesome warranty.

Its not like a desktop where you can replace components on the fly.

I think with the iMacs, there was a big problem with vertical lines on the LCD screen. Out of warranty, you couldn't just replace a monitor. You basically had to buy a completely new system, or pay expensive repair costs.


Those all in 1's look fantastic, but I'm a little wary of what to do if something broke. What if the Optical drive didn't work anymore? What if the CPU fan got really loud and noisy?