AOC delivers pair of mySmart All-in-One Android PCs
Best known for its computer monitors, AOC didn't have to stretch too far for its two mySmart machines, which merely add a lower-power computer to 22-inch and 24-inch displays. Because Android is a mobile OS, after all, it doesn't require top-end specs to function — and mySmart clearly doesn't offer them. Instead, you get an Nvidia Tegra T33 quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, and 8GB of built-in storage to handle Android 4.2 Ice Cream Sandwich. Either version features 1,920x1,080 (full HD) resolution and is obviously touchscreen-enabled to make use of the OS.
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