Answer Best answer as chosen by user jstef4 IMO, up to you...
by Willy - 6/1/12 5:15 PM
In Reply to: all-in-one desktop by jstef4
My take on these AIO PCs are basically they're cheaper for a co. to put together, etc.. Overall, they use some parts that laptops use and they present a decent design and smaller "footprint". That said, should an AIO break, they're more complex to repair and parts may not be as easy to get than typical desktop, as in more generic. Also, the weakest of a laptop in limited upgrade path pretty much keeps you as is other than easier ram upgrades, etc.. If the monitor breaks, you need to replace with exact same part plus teardown, not just go get another monitor and be done with it. So, you see the somewhat repair nightmares that may arise and if you're capable, then all the worse. At the same time if it remains working, these are problems you shouldn't have to deal with, cross-fingers.
tada -----Willy 
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