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You just need to plug it to your favorite display and you’re good to go.
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The entire package contains the keyboard PC, a USB mouse, power cables, driver installer and user manual. The 320GB SATA HDD scored the highest at 5.7. Windows Experience Index gave the Cross PC U310 a score of 3.0 with the graphics department scoring the lowest.
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After a few minutes I am running the U310 with WiFi internet connectivity and in full capacity. So I just copied the contents of the driver disc that came with the package to a USB, plugged it then installed.
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I have Windows 7 Ultimate running in under an hour but the graphics and wireless LAN drivers need to be manually installed. I went for the bootable USB path and the installation went well. It doesn’t have a CD/DVD-ROM drive so you will need to plug in an external drive to run your installation disc. The Cross PC U310 doesn’t have Windows pre-installed. Half of this article as actually written using the Cross PC and I must say that typing on it is a breeze. The typing experience is actually similar to a laptop but not as cramped. The difference though is that the keys are flat, softer, and quieter. This is a full-size keyboard so you’ll get all the keys you’d normally see in conventional ones. And since all the important parts of the PC are housed inside, it carries a reasonable amount of weight that is almost as heavy as a netbook. The U310 is built with an inclination of 7 to 8 degrees (yeah, I actually tried measuring it) to make it more wrists friendly. There is a provision for a HDMI port so I guess there is a variant that will be able to utilize this. The VGA and another USB port for the mouse is present here as well but is installed within an enclosure that you can secure with a screw to avoid accidental unplugs and hide bulky ports.
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From the left you’ll get 3 USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, and a Serial Port. The rear part is where all the connectivity party starts. Located on both left and right sides are the built-in speakers but I’m sure you’re better off plugging in external ones especially if you’re planning to watch some movies and play music. Look at the left side of the keyboard and you’ll see the power button, headphone and microphone jack, and a USB port. It is made of plastic with a brushed texture but the spaces surrounding the keys have a glossy finish. With Great Wall, the manufacturers decided to think differently and instead focused its design on the most disposable and very much taken for granted part of the PC, the keyboard.Īt first look, the Cross PC U310 looks like, well, a keyboard, but is clean-looking and has a more professional appeal compared to ordinary ones.
Plug it in a power socket and you’re good to go.
Common designs of All-In-One PCs are focused on the monitor where it houses all the internal parts of a normal PC then just connect other peripherals such as the keyboard and mouse. Over the years we have seen the PC has evolved into different forms, coming from the powerful bulky desktop types into the modest but space saving, aesthetically inclined All-in-Ones. Check out our full review after the jump. If you’re one of those who prefer the ergonomic and space saving benefits of an All-In-One PC, I’d be happy to introduce to you a different breed, the Great Wall Cross PC U310, a keyboard PC.
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