The QBOX Q600 all-in-one PC from China

by Paul Miller, posted Apr 7th 2006 at 12:55PM

If those Sony and Apple all-in-one desktop offerings are just too, um, svelte for you -- not to mention pricey -- you might do well with a QBOX Q600: the Chinese "Media PC." Nothing too exciting under the hood, just an ol' 3GHz Pentium 4, 512MB of DDR RAM, 80GB HDD, DVD/CD-RW drive, and a S-Video port (ooh, S-Video), but it's not like they're selling this in the states anyways, so we really can't complain.

Filed under: Desktops, Media PCs

Tags: all-in-one, china, desktop, media pc, MediaPc, q600, qbox, qbox q600, QboxQ600

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js @ Apr 7th 2006 1:10PM

isn't this the VAIO V series knockoff? lol!

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glacia00 @ Apr 7th 2006 1:33PM

Not bad looking except for a couple of things. Astehically the big multicolored Qbox logo and the 2tone chassis are unappealing. And I really don't like the all-in-one-box designs. They're just bad ideas thermally. The tighter you pack heat producing components the shorter the lifespan.

To borrow a quote from Eldon Tyrell "The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long"

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enjoy_polo @ Apr 7th 2006 1:39PM

this sucks ! I mean i've got a VAIO PCV -V1 and i'm like oh my god !!! there's no different thing !!! just some freakin Copy shit ! [url]http://www.telekom-presse.at/img/PCV_V1_1_dia.jpg[/url] ...

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Dave @ Apr 7th 2006 1:48PM

Holy crap batman is that thing ever ugly!!!!! Put that atrocious thing next to an iMac and there is NO comparison. Its kind of a shame too, I think all in one designs are the way to go if you are just doing basic computing but man O' man did they screw this pooch up. Yikes!!!!

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Alex Newman @ Apr 7th 2006 2:33PM

I agree with #1, that is just the original Vaio V1 as seen here http://www.t3.co.uk/news/247/general/general/sony_vaio_pcv-v1

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FuZi0n @ Apr 8th 2006 1:11AM

Of all the ugly products to rip off. Why the V, there is a reason Sony dropped the V series from it's line up!

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