ASUS ET2210INTS-B020C

ET2210INTS-B020C EEETOP CI3/4G/GT520M 1G/TV/W7/NE

Centerpiece at Home
All-in-One PC ET2210 Series, available in 21.5" large screen sizes, suits your needs perfectly. From its elegant design with great curves all around and advanced features to the easy- and fun-to-use optional multi-touch screen, ET2210 Series will become the centerpiece of your family's entertainment. Plus, the elegant pedestal design provides effortless tilt adjustment and superb stability.

Full HD Screen
The 21.5” 16:9 Full HD LED screen of the ET2210 delivers more details of the high definition content ; brings you more pleasure while playing games or watching movies. Its super-sharp colors enhance your high-definition entertainment, graphics-intensive creative tasks, productivity applications, gaming adventures and Internet surfing. ET2210 Series features HDMI input/output, making it easy and convenient to project video content, or convert for a separate display.

Latest Graphics
Armed with a powerful NVIDIA graphics card with 1GB VRAM, select ET2210 Series handily render intense HD video and large files without placing huge demands on the CPU. ET2210 Series also makes use of their 802.11b/g/n wireless with an integrated webcam and microphone to keep you connected to your family and friends.

Enjoy Entertainment
With pristine HD resolution and stunning clarity, Blu-ray Disc™ technology is the ultimate way to enjoy your entertainment. You can even burn your videos to DVD media to share with your family and friends.

Life-like Surround Sound with DTS
In addition to the SonicMaster premium sound tech, ET2210 Series also has the DTS Surround Sensation|Ultra-PC™ to achieve superior audio performance. DTS Surround Sensation UltraPC uses advanced processing technology to deliver an incredible surround sound effect. Whether the audio source is stereo or surround, ET2210 creates a virtual surround sound experience for you to be fully immersive. Experience sound that is more immersive, clearer, and more spacious than you may have thought was possible for a PC.