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CNET UK have published a review of the MSI Wind Top AE2400 all-in-one PC. 'Stylistically, this machine is pretty basic, without too many flashy bits and bobs. Essentially a huge black box, parts of the AE2400's body have a brushed aluminum effect, while the rest of it is condemned to the world of glossy black plastic. It looks alright, but just a little cheap. The display, however, is pretty sweet. It's a 23.6-inch 1080p panel that supports multi-touch. We found it to be bright and vibrant enough to eliminate most of the screen reflections, and it's crisp and colourful, too.'

Trusted Reviews have published their review of the MSI Wind Top AE2220 Hi-Fi All-In-One Desktop. 'The machine comes securely packaged and of course is a doddle to set up as the main unit comes pre-assembled, while a multi-lingual quick start guide does a decent job of showing you what to plug in where, etc. In addition to manuals, software discs and peripherals, the AE2220 Hi-Fi comes with a retail, two-CD edition of Il Divo's album The Promise, just to convince you it's serious about the whole audio angle. What really surprised us about this AIO PC was its weight: it's significantly heavier than similarly-sized competitors and at just under 8cm thick is also a tad thicker. Of course, both these factors give us hope for its audio capabilities. Overall build quality is excellent, with not a hint of unwanted flex or creak anywhere. Adjusting the height and angle of the PC, with its spring-loaded rear leg, is easy if not exactly smooth.'

PC Magazine have published a review of the MSI Wind Top AE2220 all-in-one desktop PC. 'At 16 by 22 by 2.5 inches (HWD), the AE220 is a compact desktop system. It will fit on most desks, or you can opt for a VESA mounting system to put it on your wall or get an arm for $15 direct from MSI. The AE2220's 21.5-inch multitouch display looks it has a standard 16:9 aspect ratio, with a thin black bezel ringed by clear plastic. The front firing stereo speakers are decent for playing back TV and standard system sounds, but you can hook up an A/V receiver to the system with an optical TOSLink cable via a SPDIF port for better sound. On the side of the monitor are controls to adjust and change the video inputs, but I wish there were buttons designated to control TV and volume functions, so you don't have to search for the mouse, keyboard, or IR remote.'

A review of the MSI Wind Top AE2220 All in One Touch PC has been posted over at Notebook Check. 'MSI positioned its AE2220 als a compact Display-PC for those entertainment-minded folks. MSI wasn't weary about emphasizing the coolness and conversation-factor that the touch input brings about. Optically, the 21.5-incher is easy on the eyes dressed in white, the display of which is covered by see-through Plexiglass nicely rounded off at the edges. A few status-LEDs can be found under the Plexiglass frame, providing a nice radiating ambiance. Because the LEDs are not evenly distributed, users will find primarily the right side of the case is illuminated.'