If you’re looking for a space-saving, powerful PC, and you either don’t want to build or you’re buying for someone else, an all-in-one computer is a decent bet. They come with everything you need to get to work, are easy to set up, and can be just as good as traditional desktops. This week, we’re looking at five of the best, based on your nominations.
Earlier in the week we asked you to tell us which all-in-ones you thought were the best—either because of features, the quality of the included display, bang for your buck, ease of use and setup, or just sleek design and usability. You offered up tons of great nominations, but we only have room for your five favorites. Here they are, in no particular order
Apple 27″ iMac with Retina Display
When many people think of all-in-one PCs, they immediately think of Apple’s iMac line of computers. At the top of that line right now however is the iMac with Retina Display, starting at $2500 and packing a 27″ IPS display at 5120px x 2880px native resolution, your choice of an Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, 8GB of RAM (upgradable to 16GB or 32GB), a 1TB “Fusion” Drive (Apple’s hybrid SSD/HDD, upgradable to larger
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