9/13/2012 07:28:00 PM
dannzfay
Gigabyte has come up with a very interesting concept. We’re talking about a barebone that becomes an AIO system once the user chooses how much RAM memory he needs and chooses an LGA1155 CPU along with an HDD or an SSD.
The system supports Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge processors with a maximum TDP of 95 watts while the 2.5” HDD bay is actually a dock where the user can switch the drive with much ease. The official name of the product is Gigabyte AB24BT and it is built around Intel’s H61 chipset while featuring a nice 24” FullHD LED-backlit display with 2-point multi-touch support.
Gigabyte’s barebone also includes two 5W speakers along with a DVD-RW drive unit and a 4 in 1 card reader.
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| Gigabyte AB24BT AIO Barebone System Images credits to Gigabyte |
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