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hey I'm Nate Roth escena and today we're checking out the Acer Aspire au5 620 ub 10 now this PC is an all-in-one running Windows 8 it's got a touchscreen and it's available for about nine hundred ninety nine dollars the touchscreen is nice and responsive but it's got a 1920 by 1080 resolution that's not very high but it suits the 23 inch screen pretty well and things like videos and photos look great the PC comes bundled with a mouse and keyboard and they're pretty standard packings the mouse is really small and kind of annoying to use if you've got big hands the keyboard is full sized and has a number pad with keys that are nice and wide so you won't make too many mistakes while you're typing inside the machine are 8 gigs of ram and a one terabyte 5400 rpm hard drive that's not a very fast hard drive but it's roomy and it's about right for the thousand dollar price tag on this PC the machine has a Core i5 processor but it uses Intel integrated graphics so most modern games are going to be out of the question that said things like streaming HD video or playing simple casual games that works great the speakers are fine though they sound distorted if you crank them up a little too loud cuz I'm basically a big kid there aren't too many ports to spare here there are two USB 3.0 ports three USB 2 ports and a card reader but you also get AC mi input and output port which is a nice touch there's only a DVD burner but higher models offer a blu-ray player now this machine standout feature is well the stem that's propping it up it's really smooth and you could push it down to this line just about flat it's not exactly a tabletop PC which are an increasingly common style of all-in-one but it sits at a really nice angle if you want to doodle or play some games so you're getting what you pay for here and you know what that's not a bad deal a responsive touchscreen plenty of storage space good performers if you aren't into gaming and a great platform for video all for respectable $999 I'm Nate Ralph be sure to read the rest of the review over at CNET thanks for watching you