Packard Bell NEC Inc.'s Consumer Division Thursday announced that its highly anticipated all-in-one home computer, the NEC Z1, officially arrives in retail stores nationwide this weekend.
The Z1, with its sleek design, distinctive flat-panel display, cutting-edge specifications and easy upgradability, has already received extensive praise even before hitting store shelves. With a retail price of $2,499, the Z1 will change the way people compute by offering the best combination of form, function and flexibility.
The Z1's innovative design incorporates numerous ease-of-use and ease-of-setup features, which has helped it earn acclaim from the industry. Offering a simple out-of-the-box experience, the Z1 requires only two connections -- power and telephone -- to be fully operational in less than 10 minutes.
The Z1 truly sets a new standard in the area of PC design, offering consumers a computer that is as much a work of art as it is a high-performance PC.
At first glance, users are greeted with the stunning 15-inch flat-panel display, as well as the system's DVD-ROM and floppy drives. The Z1's processor, motherboard, memory and other key hardware, are housed in a slim, integrated chassis, located directly behind the flat-panel display. Supporting the chassis and display is a curved base that holds the system's hard drive.
The Z1's breathtaking design will please users not only with its aesthetic beauty, but also with its small, 10-inches-square footprint, about the size of a standard sheet of paper. With its two-toned metallic color and elegant design, consumers can proudly display the Z1 in any room of their home.
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