Inevitably, after the Asus Eee Top, MSI also announced its all-in-one desktop, the NetOne M19, which offers a 18.5″ touchscreen with a resolution of 1366 x 768, 1GB or 2GB of RAM, 120GB/160GB/250GB hard drive, a burner slot in Super Multi, a memory card reader, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, 4 USB ports, two speakers, an optional DVB-T tuner, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, WiFi b/g/n, and it measures 550×420x65mm. We talk about availability in the first quarter of 2009 with a price between $500 and $600.

It is interesting to note how quickly HP launches itself in low price computers. Mini-Q is a NetPC in the form of a mini-tower (monitor not included). We’re not sure whether it’s worth the price, but it’s cool.

The specifications of the Mini-Q 2030 ($386) include: Intel Atom Dual-Core 1.6Ghz, 2GB DDR2 RAM, 160GB SATA Hard Drive (7200rpm), Dual-Layer DVD, Windows Vista for a weight of 4.4lbs. And for the Mini-Q 2020 ($296): Intel Atom mono-Core 1.6Ghz, 1GB RAM, Windows XP.

Apple has decided not to release a new iMac in November and we know why. Indeed, it appears that the Cupertino firm is waiting quietly for the new QuadCore processors from Intel. In the program, we should find three types of processors: the Core 2 Quad Q8200, the Core 2 Quad Q9400 and Core 2 Quad Q9550 will be respectively clocked at 2.33 GHz (4 MB of level 2 cache), 2.66 GHz (6 MB of level 2 cache) and 2.83 GHz (12 MB of level 2 cache).

The release date of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard has been advanced to the first quarter of 2009. So we thinked that the future iMac desktop will benefit from the latest version of Mac OS X.

A new desktop by Medion equipped with an Intel Q8200 Core 2 Quad 2.33Ghz, Windows Vista Home Premium 64bit edition, 4GB DDR II SDRAM, 1TB of storage, a NVIDIA GeForce 9600GT, DVI/HDMI outputs, all for a price of £499.99 ($750), on 27 November.

Acer has launched its new desktop computer in Japan. The Aspire L3600-A10 desktop PC is powered by an Intel 2.2GHz Celeron 450 processor. It has a 18.5-inch display monitor of 1366×768 pixels resolution. Its display adopts the ACM (Adaptive Contrast Management), so it can produces a high contrast of 10,000:1. The computer offers an Intel G31 Express chipset, up to 2GB memory, 160GB hard drive, DVD Burner, and Windows Vista Home Premium OS. The desktop computer is sold for a price around $625.

MSI has introduced its All-in-One touchscreen PC, the Wind Neton, based on the Atom, which comes in three versions known as M16, M19 and M22 respectively with screens 15.6-inch, 18.5-inch and 22-inch. Those PCs which have a resemblance to the iMac, will also have optional touchscreens. The releases are announced in January for the M19, February for the M16 and March for the M22 which will have an optional Blu-ray.

Asus has just introduced its gaming computer with a Core i7 processor, the new Intel architecture. This desktop PC is called CG6190.

Two processors can fill the socket 1366 for the Core i7, one is basic processor and the other in Extreme Edition version. We don’t known how many gigabytes of storage this gaming computer will be equipped with the basic configuration. However, Asus states that the motherboard is capable of supporting up to 12 GB of RAM DDR3 scattered in over 6 locations.

It’s the same for the storage which can, however, be equipped with several hard drives and SSD to achieve the enormous capacity of 4 TB, or 4000 GB. Owned by the Republic of Gamers range of the manufacturer, this gaming computer obviously has a high-end graphics part. Like its other components, it’s not exactly clear between which Ati or nVidia models consumers can choose. Nevertheless, we can already be sure that the gaming computer will have the tri-SLI and CrossFire.

To run this computer, we need a good power supply. Asus therefore does not skimp on the quantity and throws 2000 Watts in the computer. No price announced…

Gateway offers basic configuration with a Intel Core i7, the FX6800-05. You will not only have a i7-940 processor at 2.93GHz, but also 6 GB of RAM DDR3 1066MHz, and an ATI Radeon HD4870 X2 for all your graphics needs. Here are the other specifications:

• 1TB SATA II 7200rpm hard drive
• Intel SSD of 80GB
• Eight USB 2.0 ports
• Two eSATA ports
• FireWire
• Gigabit Ethernet
• HDMI (via a DVI-HDMI dongle)
• DVD (Blu-ray drive optional)

The price of the Gateway FX6800-05 gaming computer starts at $2999.99.

We didn’t have all the details, but the Korean company Trigem will propose soon a high-end PC by the name of E7.
With this desktop, we will of course have a Intel Core i7 processor, but also 1TB SATA of hard drive, 4GB RAM and a high-performance graphics card… not so many details but don’t worry we will tell you when Trigem gives more information.

Jooyon, a Korean company proposes the Q66SD, a nice little desktop with a Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor, G31 chipset, 2GB of RAM (DDR2), GeForce 9500GT and with 32GB of SSD and 320GB of HDD.
If it was a laptop I understand the interest of a SSD, but does a desktop need this kind of configuration?