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MSI teases three innovative proof-of-concept PCs

At CES 2010, MSI announces a series of concept products.

Justin Yu Associate Editor / Reviews - Printers and peripherals
Justin Yu covered headphones and peripherals for CNET.
Justin Yu
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LAS VEGAS--Alongside the recently announced Wind Top AE2420 configurable all-in-one desktop, MSI also used CES 2010 to announce a series of concept products, so we stopped by the MSI booth to check them out.

The group includes a 3D all-in-one PC with wireless glasses, another all-in-one with an LED display and a unique sliding design, and finally a fully built computer housed in a small projector. Before you start drooling, we should be clear that all three products are still only proof-of-concepts and have no further information or release dates...yet. Let's take a closer look at the three offerings.

All three products are still only proof-of-concepts, but we're most excited about the prospect of a 3D all-in-one PC. The unit on hand came with a 24-inch display and a pair of rubberized 3D goggles that use Bluetooth for a wireless connection to the system.

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The next tease is another all-in-one PC designed with the movement of a jellyfish in mind. Just as jellyfish expand and contract in the ocean, the LED monitor slides up and down to reveal a storage compartment for the keyboard when not in use. The system also includes an attractive wireless mouse that does triple duty as a remote control and an IP telephone.

Finally, MSI's Projector PC combines the utility of a fully functional computer with the convenience of an HD projector that allows you to display a 60-inch screen on any wall in the house. The computer also has a detachable stand in tow that makes it easy to rotate 90 degrees for viewing movies on the ceiling.

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Check out the slideshow below for more pictures of all three concept computers.


MSI shows off three concept PCs (photos)

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