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First showcased at Computex, Asus has made their Eee Top ET2400 all in one PCs official and there's a total of seven of them varying in specs, of course. The best and most expensive model is the ET2400XVT which packs a quad-core Intel Core i7 1.73GHz CPU and a 120Hz 3D display. Sadly, all models are capped at just 2GB of RAM pre-installed. The processors inside range from AMD Athlon II X2 to dual-core Intel Pentium and even Core i3 / i5 CPU options. The HDD options are 320GB / 500GB / 1TB if you want to go all out.

However, all models share Bluetooth 3.0 support, USB 3.0 ports, and dual-layer DVD drives. Of course, there are other optional things like a Blu-ray drive, TV tuners, an HDMI output, and Nvidia's 3D Vision. Look out for all seven models in the future and be sure to pick the right PC for you!

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Archos looks like they have yet another PMP up their sleeve and it'll, of course, be Android-based. Dubbed the Archos A28, it looks exactly like the A32 PMP that the company already has but it's smaller. Sporting a 2.8-inch display, it also reportedly has WiFi b/g/n support and 8GB of internal storage. Check it out at the FCC here.

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