The all-in-one computer is a new type of market product between desktop and notebook computers. It integrates the host part and the display part into a new form of computer. The innovation of this product lies in the high integration of internal components. With the development of wireless technology, the keyboard, mouse, and monitor of the all-in-one computer can be wirelessly linked, and the machine has only one power cord. This solves the problem of many and complicated desktop cables that have been criticized. In the current and future markets, as the share of desktop computers gradually decreases, it will definitely be more precarious after the impact of all-in-one computers, notebooks and netbooks. The advantages of all-in-one computers have been continuously accepted by people (it has become popular abroad) and become another highlight of their choice.
For all-in-one computers, different manufacturers have different names, such as AllInOne, AIO computers, or screen computers. Among the users participating in the survey, most users prefer the term "all-in-one computer". The proportion of users who choose the two English names of All InOnePC and AIO is relatively small.
All-in-one PC (English: All-in-One PC, "AIO" for short) is a desktop computer that integrates a microprocessor, motherboard, hard disk, screen, speaker, video lens, and display into one. This block was originally developed by Apple. Apple has launched several all-in-one computers on the market, such as the original Macintosh in the 1980s and the iMac in the 1990s and 2000s, but the market visibility was low due to high prices. In 2009, Intel launched the low-cost CPU Intel Atom, prompting various computer manufacturers to increase the design and mass production of AIO models.
