Review: Meet LG's All-in-One PC (All in One 27v750)

With smartphones becoming more and more complete devices, the Desktops, notebooks and the like has become increasingly specific to professional use. Within this reality, a “hybrid” model between the notebook and the traditional desktop appears as an interesting option.

We had the opportunity to test the All-in-One 27v750 da Greetings, a model with improved design, which should match the most modern offices and businesses. But, will the hardware features accompany the outer beauty. See the analysis below:

Design

The first major highlight of All-in-One 27v750 da LG it's in the design. Straight lines and reduced components make this “desktop”, even with considerable size (618,1 mm wide x 213,3 mm deep x 475,7 mm high), compact.

It consists of a base monitor, where all the components of the computer are located. Separated from it are just the keyboard and mouse, both wireless, and a remote control (for using the computer as a TV). The package also includes a power supply with power cord, user manual and warranty certificate.

All-in-One vs. traditional desktop

In technical terms, there is no difference between a computer and a All-in-One and a traditional desktop. The great advantage is in eliminating wires and ending up with that big case of the old computers, which takes up space on the table and, generally, is not something pretty. on the computer All-in-One, all components are assembled in a single piece, giving more elegance to the set.

Fabric

The screen size is the second big highlight. With 27 inches and resolution Full HD (1920×1080 resolution), the display of the All-in-One 27v750 da LG It's perfect for games and movies. The technology IPS LCD guarantees great brightness and quality in color representation, with a viewing angle of up to 178?, without distortion.

But it's not just the size that makes the screen beautiful. With one only 5.6mm edge and the format cinema screen, it provides a very pleasant immersion feeling for entertainment. It also has a channel tuner TV (including support for Digital TV), with channels and settings defined by the remote control.

Performance

O All-in-One 27v750 da LG can be an interesting tool for those who work with video editing and/or large images. However, the configuration offered by the South Korean manufacturer's model leaves a little to be desired in this regard. The device comes with a processor Intel Core i5 de 5th generation, combined with 4GB of RAM memory and 1 TB of storage capacity on your hard drive. 

This configuration even works well for simpler tasks like watching movies or running light programs. However, just open several tabs or run something that demands more performance than the heavy All-in-One 27v750 It is very slow, often causing crashes. Despite not being very experienced in using Windows 8.1 (“I jumped” directly from Windows 8 to 10), I noticed that the device took a while to start, it takes a long time to get to the desktop screen.

Devices and functions

One of the features that pleased me in the All-in-One 27v750 was the fact that it aggregates good functions, in a compact way. In this way, the set comes with a keyboard, a wireless mouse and a TV remote control, allows you to the user accesses its features without the need to be tied to wires, making its use more comfortable.

Um very interesting component is the rotating webcam that equips the product. With the ability to rotate up to 270°, it is possible to have greater freedom to walk around the house while talking to someone, as well as film your surroundings in high resolution. Another interesting feature is support for digital TV offered by All-in-One 27v750. This feature allows the device to be used as a TV for the bedroom, for example.

Adjustable

O All-in-One 27v750 is competent when it comes to connectivity. The device had support for connections Bluetooth 4.0, HDMI out (PC) + HDMI-In (TV), Coaxial, plus 2 entries for antenna (including for cable system), DC-In, headphone output and entry to microphones. In addition, there are 4 options for USB inputs, being 2 doors USB 2.0 and 2 doors USB 3.0, which allow you to transfer files, music, videos, in much less time through the up to 10 times faster speed compared to its previous version.

Conclusion

There are several ways to assess the relevance or quality of a gadget. I believe that, in the world of technology, for (almost) every product there is a suitable consumer. In that sense, the All-in-One 27v750 is a device suitable for the user who is looking for style and entertainment. The set of LG It is beautiful, elegant, discreet and can be an interesting item for those who have little space and need to convert their work desk into an entertainment area.

However, the poor performance when performing heavier tasks ends up limiting the use of the product, which, at first, presents itself as a “bridge” between work and fun. In practice, the result is a device that works best as a Smart TV than as a machine to work with, or even to play state-of-the-art games.

O All-in-One 27v750 can be found by values from 3.420 reais. Check out the official images and technical specifications of the product below:

Technical specifications

• Processor: Intel Core i5 (5200U), x64 bus, with 3MB cache and integrated chipset;
• RAM memory: 4GB;
• HD: 1TB;
• Motherboard:LG;
• Drives: Not informed by the supplier;
• speech: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3160 (AGN/AC 1×1, Dual Band, BT Combo) and Gigabit LAN;
• Audio: HD audio, LG Clear Voice II, LG Max Audio. 2x 7,0W, stereo;
• Keyboard: Wireless ABNT2 standard;
• Mouse: Wireless;
• Operational system:Windows 8.1;
• Adjustable:
  • Bluetooth 4.0 LE, USB;
  • 2 USB 3.0 inputs (1 with Smart USB charging);
  • 2 USB 2.0 inputs;
  • RJ45 Yes;
  • HDMI-out (PC) + HDMI-In (TV);
  • 2 TV inputs: Antenna + Cable, DC-In;
  • headphone output and microphone input;
  • HDMI connection Yes;
• Cor: White
• package content:
  • All-in-One Computer;
  • source with power cord;
  • user manual;
  • Guarantee certificate;
  • wireless keyboard and mouse;
  • Remote Control;
    

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