Turtle Beach X41 Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Headset $105 at eBay
Lenovo has the Lenovo C300-30121EU 20" All-In-One Desktop PC for $499 - $100 off with coupon code USPC300EU [Exp 10/7] = $399 with free shipping. [Compare]
Intel Atom 230 1.60GHz, 3GB DDR2, 320GB 7200RPM hard drive
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I never liked the all-in-one concepts. They usually have proprietary components that cannot be user upgraded or replaced. If the wrong part breaks you could be SOL and have to replace the entire unit.
That being said these are not really marketed for the do-it-yourself'ers. If you own one of these and something breaks on it you're probably not gonna be going inside it to try to fix it anyways.
Only reason to get one of these is for the space savings, you can get a better system for same price at Dell or whatnot.
just another netbook, I do not care for such systems.
This is the first Atom computer I have seen that comes with 3GB RAM and 7200 rpm drive.
too bad it's not a touch LCD