Get a large monitor and then buy a NUC type of computer that will mount on the back of the monitor’s VESA.
iMAC are pretty solid. Sister got one and is still using it after 9 years I think? Is also an all in one.Gibsons wrote: ↑ Don't buy an All in One computer. No upgrade path, hard to work on to fix, one component goes - you basically toss it when out of warranty. Go to sell it on the used market - nobody wants them.
That's some seriously under-powered hardware too... ouch. So much on the market that's superior to that, under $1000.
Run away, fast. Go get a Mini PC, ITX or M-ATX build. Pick out a budget build bundle at CC and they'll build you something WAY faster, with all the peripherals.
The i3 we are telling the OP not to buy, is probably way faster than what this ^ is.sponge5307 wrote: ↑ iMAC are pretty solid. Sister got one and is still using it after 9 years I think? Is also an all in one.
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