All-in-One CPU and LCD Monitor(kind of like IMAC)

Do you know of any PC vendors who produce LCD/CPU cases similar to IMAC?

I want to purchase a computer without a bulky case which takes up too much space wherever it sits.

I need something compact, preferably something similar to the new IMAC, without MAcintosh OS of course, so I can load whatever OS I want on the thing(if Linux would support this design).

Thanks

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dynamik

http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/xpsdt_one?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&~tab=bundlestab

You can load any OS on the iMac as well.

sthomas

Looks like Gateway does also.

http://www.gateway.com/systems/product/529667523.php

Although I would recommend the Dell instead.

Goldmember

I like the Dell computer out of those two.

I wish they would sell without an OS so I could have $100+ and configure my own PC.

When will these vendors ever catch on?

Maybe a smaller company will put together an all-in-one LCD/CPU combo soon enough, which is less expensive, and I will definitely purchase one.

dynamik

Actually, all that crap-ware they include subsidizes the price quite a bit. I remember hearing reports when Dell introduced Linux machines that the Linux machines were more expensive than the Windows machines. Your machine without an OS might cost more than had it come with one.

hypnotoad

Avoid Gateway at all cost.

Yes, I live in Iowa.

paintb4707

Goldmember wrote:

I like the Dell computer out of those two.

I wish they would sell without an OS so I could have $100+ and configure my own PC.

When will these vendors ever catch on?

Maybe a smaller company will put together an all-in-one LCD/CPU combo soon enough, which is less expensive, and I will definitely purchase one.

Well they do sell desktops without the OS, as do all vendors... but thats for corporate premier accounts. I assume this is for personal use. That and I don't believe the XPS line falls under corporate desktops.