These days, these type of Desktop PCs:
… Are now considered “old fashioned” thanks to PCs that look like this:
Yes, that gadget that looks like a trash can is named the ArtPC Pulse, a Desktop PC with the shape of a cylinder made by Samsung! It is 10.7 inches tall and designed with a full metal body and circular lighting. One of its one-in-a-million features is the presence of a 360-degree omnidirectional Harmon Kardon audio. Other features include one with a Skylake Core i5-6400 processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM and 256GB of SSD storage and another with a Skylake i7-6700 processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM and 256GB of HDD storage + 1TB of HDD storage. Both models come with a dedicated AMD Radeon RX 460 GPU with 2GB storage space.
The ArtPC Pulse has met countless numbers of criticisms on the net, from people suggesting its explosion to being compared with the Mac Pro
(See an image of Apple’s Mac Pro below).
… And HP’s Pavilion Wave
With a pre-order price tag starting at $1,200, I am sure a lot of Nigerians would rather hold on to the “old fashioned” Desktop Computers even if it is Windows 98!
… Because of Recession!
… Are now considered “old fashioned” thanks to PCs that look like this:
Yes, that gadget that looks like a trash can is named the ArtPC Pulse, a Desktop PC with the shape of a cylinder made by Samsung! It is 10.7 inches tall and designed with a full metal body and circular lighting. One of its one-in-a-million features is the presence of a 360-degree omnidirectional Harmon Kardon audio. Other features include one with a Skylake Core i5-6400 processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM and 256GB of SSD storage and another with a Skylake i7-6700 processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM and 256GB of HDD storage + 1TB of HDD storage. Both models come with a dedicated AMD Radeon RX 460 GPU with 2GB storage space.
The ArtPC Pulse has met countless numbers of criticisms on the net, from people suggesting its explosion to being compared with the Mac Pro
(See an image of Apple’s Mac Pro below).
… And HP’s Pavilion Wave
With a pre-order price tag starting at $1,200, I am sure a lot of Nigerians would rather hold on to the “old fashioned” Desktop Computers even if it is Windows 98!
… Because of Recession!