Hands-on with Gigabyte's new netbooks, all-in-one PC and peripherals

Just as ASUS did, Gigabyte pulled out all the stops at this year's CeBIT. The outfit had loads of new equipment out for display, including a fresh bunch of netbooks, a few new input peripherals (mice, keyboards, the usual) and an all-in-one PC known as the AIO-1192. Unfortunately, the device we were looking forward to handling most was behind lock and key, but that's probably because of those ingrained Swarovski crystals. Can't tempt those onlookers, we tell ya. Have a peek around in the galleries below.

Gigabyte's newest netbooks at CeBIT 2009

Gigabyte's AIO-1192 all-in-one PC at CeBIT

Gigabyte's new mice and keyboards at CeBIT

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 11:47AM]

That's a nice iMac ... wait ...

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 11:55AM]

See, these iClones are causing customer "confutations" as i like to call them, when they are looking to purchase an Apple product.

Obama should do something about this.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 3:12PM]

Hey a new iMac.....

Oh, wait a minute... It's actually reasonably priced! Silly me!

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 11:55AM]

Really? iClone? Why is it everyone forgets about the Monorail computer? The grandfather of all the all-in-one computers.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 11:58AM]

The Monorail was just a glorified calculator/abacus hybrid....

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 11:59AM]

I wouldn't waste your Breath, iThe iFans iBelieve iThat iApple iInvented iEverything.

Ridiculous iKnow ;)

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 12:10PM]

Wow, that's one sexy piece of machin.... I mean sh!t.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 2:00PM]

exactly - how is apple not suing these guys

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 12:28PM]

Ugly just got a name, and its "Gigabyte AIO-1192 All In One"

[Alan Strangis Posted Mar 3rd 2009 1:37PM]

I'd be more interested in Gigabyte stuff it it made it to North America on some regular basis. They were showing off the netbook tablet a year ago, and it's still only available as an import, with all the extra annoyances that entails.

At least the ASUS T91 has a chance of being on store shelves to actually try before plunking down the cash.

(doesn't help that I've developed quite the netbook addiction).

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 3:30PM]

So what, it "looks" like an iMac, big whoop. The specs are bound to be completely different.

I see these things are built to be an economical alternative to an Apple product for your average consumer. The companies(Asus, msi, gigabyte etc.) who are making these all-in-ones are geniuses, filling in the market gaps and watching the cash roll in.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 4:17PM]

I bet it Giga-sucks. What an un-creative name.

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 3rd 2009 4:29PM]

why can't we have a nice video of this lappy??

[amb9800 Posted Mar 3rd 2009 9:36PM]

Interesting... the "Thin Note M1024" seems to have the same exact keyboard as the Acer Aspire One (only a few, very slight differences in key markings- arrows are filled in, etc.)...

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 4th 2009 8:19AM]

Regarding the Gigabyte Website the M1022P offers a 1366x768 LED Backlit Display! Wanna see if the Keyboard is as good as its told to be.

Looking forward to get one here in Germany.

Greetz

[(Unverified) Posted Mar 4th 2009 8:16AM]

Regarding the Gigabyte Website the M1022P offers a 1366x768 LED Backlit Display! Wanna see if the Keyboard is as good as its told to be.

Looking forward to get one here in Germany.

Greetz