Apple Computer's industrial design is always amazing. I have summarized the features of Apple's Industrial Design: simple and elegant. The existing all-in-one machine is not like this. I imagine that a single-in-one machine may meet this requirement.
There is only one display screen on the appearance of the all-in-one machine. All the Main Board, hard disk, and other host components are integrated behind the display screen. There is only one line for external connection of the host, including the wires and network cables. There are no other input interfaces. To reduce the volume of hosts, take the following measures:
The power supply can be moved to the base of the bracket, which can reduce the volume of the host and enhance the stability of the host.
The host shell uses metal parts, which are both load-bearing parts and heat-dissipation parts.
It is best not to have a 90-degree interface with the motherboard on the motherboard. The memory stick, graphics card, etc. and the host, display control circuit board, hard disk, etc. are installed in a plane. The above parts are all mounted to the housing.
Install the CPU, GPU, and other mounted casings. The housing is a radiator, and passive heat dissipation is adopted. In this way, we need to minimize the number of independent components of each board. It is also recommended that the plug-in be installed on the peripheral edge of the board and parallel to the card plug-in direction.
It is best to use the LED, 24 inch, to ensure that there is enough area to install the layout. The display is also integrated with speakers.
In this way, the thickness of the host is very low, and the host is also muted.
The keyboard and mouse are the only input devices, which are connected to the host wirelessly. USB and disc interfaces are integrated on the keyboard. The keyboard is the main Integrated Device for input. To solve the problem of keyboard and mouse charging, wireless charging is integrated on the host (display Branch) bracket. When not in use, you can recharge your keyboard or mouse over the bracket.
Is such an all-in-one machine possible? Maybe it's just a dream.