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Samsung starts shipping its curved all-in-one PC tomorrow

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Last updated: March 9th, 2015 at 14:24 UTC+01:00

At the International Consumer Electronics Show 2015 Samsung showed off its curved all-in-one PC. The Ativ One 7 Curved is an all-in-one Windows-powered computer that has a 27-inch 1920×1080 pixel resolution display with a curvature of 4000R. Samsung claims that this will trick the user's eyes into believing that the display is larger than it actually is. It is powered by Intel Core i5 chipset with 8GB RAM, by no means is this computer a powerhouse, but it should perform reasonably well for productivity, basic gaming and media consumption. It doesn't have a dedicated GPU so don't think you'll be able to get some serious gaming done. It even brings Samsung's SideSync 3.0 technology which will allow users to receive text and calls from their phone on the PC, the smartphone's screen can also been mirrored on the PC, using this software.

The company has announced today that it will start shipping the Ativ One 7 Curved in the United States from tomorrow for $1299.

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