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ASRock Vision 3D
$800.00
Released July, 2010
The Pros:Very powerful hardware - Core i3 processor, 4GB of memory, Nvidia GT 425M graphics, 7200RPM disk. Latest HDMI1.4 port for 3D and audio return channel. Slot loading Blu-Ray drive.
The Cons:Price will probably be expensive (currently unknown). Only one eSATA connection. No TV tuner.
The ASRock Vision 3D is a home theater PC capable of decoding Nvidia’s 3D Vision graphics. Inside, users will find an Intel Core processor and an Nvidia GeForce GPU. Four USB 3.0 ports are integrated for use with external hard drives or other accessories.
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In terms of video output, users can opt to use the HDMI 1.4 or DVI connection. For audio, full 7.1 surround sound is supported with DTS-HD MA and Dolby TrueHD. A slot-loading Blu-ray Disc drive is also prominently featured, allowing playback of the latest 3D movies. Everything is enclosed in a glossy aluminum case, complete with a front-facing memory card reader. The Vision 3D HTPC does not include any 3D glasses; users must separately purchase the Nvidia 3D Vision Kit to fully utilize this product.
Features
- Intel Core processor
- Nvidia GeForce graphics
- Nvidia 3D Vision Kit compatible
- 4x USB 3.0 ports
- HDMI 1.4
- Dual-link DVI
- Slot-loading Blu-ray Disc drive
- 7.1 surround sound (DTS-HD MA and Dolby TrueHD support)
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Very powerful hardware - Core i3 processor, 4GB of memory, Nvidia GT 425M graphics, 7200RPM disk
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Latest HDMI1.4 port for 3D and audio return channel
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slot loading Blu-Ray drive
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Made with 3D functionality in mind
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Comes with software that lets you use your iPhone as a remote, including motion controls that use the tilt sensors
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slick seamless anodized aluminium enclosure
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Apple-like build quality and materials
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built-in front facing IR sensor for remote control
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second DVI display output
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Price will probably be expensive (currently unknown)
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Only one eSATA connection
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Will consume more energy than relatively less powerful HTPCs
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