Taiwan-based computer products manufacturer Asus has launched its PC ET2400, an ‘all in one’ enhancement to home entertainment experience.

The ET2400 effectively combines the computing capabilities of the super hybrid engine and the audio prowess of the Asus SonicMaster technology with a 23.6-inch Full HD widescreen, the company said in a statement.

The Asus all-in-one PC ET2400 delivers pure audio reproduction through Asus’ proprietary SonicMaster Technology, it added.

It is a complete hardware and software audio solution that utilizes codecs designed to minimize distortions and deliver crystal clear sound through a wide audio spectrum between 80Hz and 12 KHz.

It gives richer and more distinct vocals at a wider frequency range, as well as deeper bass at the lower ranges. SonicMaster technology replicates the audio from surround sound systems and has a higher volume threshold than other all-in-one PCs.

The Asus all-in-one PC ET2400 delivers unprecedented levels of speed and performance thanks to a host of new technologies.

The Asus super hybrid engine works in tandem with the latest Intel processors to enhance system performance by up to 15 per cent, according to the statement.

USB 3.0 speeds up file transfers ten-fold when compared to USB 2.0 to give users high speed data transmissions, while Bluetooth 3.0 syncs mobile devices up to 8 times faster than current standards.

The ET2400 also features a removable rear bezel to facilitate system memory upgrades.

All Asus All-in-one PC ET2400 models come with a 16:9, 23.6-inch full HD display, while the top of the range ET2400XVT features the Nvidia 3D Vision technology delivering stereoscopic 3D content in full HD.

Users are given a wealth of additional entertainment options with its built-in TV tuner, Blu-ray drive, and HDMI-in compatibility with devices like game consoles, cameras and notebooks.

An optional optical touchscreen lets users zoom in and out or rotate images, or scroll through web pages. It can also be set up in any room with the Vesa wall mount, the statement said. – TradeArabia News Service