PC / Screen All in One

golddiggerguy · Jul 27, 2011

I've been looking for an age now and I just know someone on here will have either bought one or seen one that fits my bill.

An all in one PC/Screen like this but a budget one £200 ish ideally or cheaper.

http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/packard-bell-onetwo-l-i825uk-08647552-pdt.html

All it's for is to show 1 web site from the net like an info screen.

Ideally fits these specs All in One

WIFI
SCREEN
PC
NOT MUCH BIGGER THAN A LCD SCREEN

Ta muchly !

The Ferryman · Jul 27, 2011

I replaced one in one of the mobile phone shops recently, but I can't remember which shop it was. It may have been 3 or Orange.

If you are passing either of these stores look at the pc/screen on the sales pods (not the main counter) and the make of the machine should be on it.

I think they were touch screens though, so probably above your budget.

Sorry can't be any more help.

Regards

Bruce

The Ferryman · Jul 27, 2011

Just checked on Google maps, it was definitely an Orange store.

Bruce

golddiggerguy · Jul 27, 2011

Thanks for that but yes prob over budget been a touch screen

Found this one http://www.okobe.co.uk/ws/product/H...One+SG2+210UK+Desktop+PC/1000053548?ref=1q4bs But out of Stock everywhere

Alien · Jul 28, 2011

You tried CCL? They have great prices for their stuff - I've bought in person (my area) and online with them many times, good deals on there often.

E-mail them and ask too if you don't see what you need.

Skinner · Jul 28, 2011

The screen size will be your budget breaker, or is the screen size or 23in not very important ?

golddiggerguy · Jul 28, 2011

You tried CCL? They have great prices for their stuff - I've bought in person (my area) and online with them many times, good deals on there often.

E-mail them and ask too if you don't see what you need.

Will email today ta!

The screen size will be your budget breaker, or is the screen size or 23in not very important ?

Screen size not that important TBH for now just need a standalone solution barring power.

Edwin · Jul 28, 2011

If it's for a shop window or similar, you might also consider a wireless pc to tv solution of some kind. That way, all you need to stick in the window is the monitor - the "working parts" (PC) can be elsewhere within 15-20 feet. That might make things simpler, depending on the precise layout you're after.

golddiggerguy · Jul 28, 2011

Thanks Edwin, Looked at that option and decided to go down the single unit option. No wires, 1 unit, (hopefully) less to fall over and only cable needed is for power.

Edwin · Jul 28, 2011

golddiggerguy said:
Thanks Edwin, Looked at that option and decided to go down the single unit option. No wires, 1 unit, (hopefully) less to fall over and only cable needed is for power.

The only snag is you still have to have a keyboard and mouse lying around (though presumably you can hide them somewhere under/behind the display. Whereas with the wireless solution that's not the case.

golddiggerguy · Jul 28, 2011

We'll be using a remote connection to gain access to the operating system like "Log me in" or similar. We then can make changes to the display from anywhere.

Edwin · Jul 28, 2011

golddiggerguy said:
We'll be using a remote connection to gain access to the operating system like "Log me in" or similar. We then can make changes to the display from anywhere.

Ah, that's a great idea.