Designed like Apple’s iMac with a neat “one-cord setup”, HP’s new Pavilion MS200 all-in-one PC is specced to make for an affordable, easily-installed desktop system. The MS200 runs on an AMD platform, with a dual-core 1.5GHz Athlon X2 processor and integrated Radeon HD 3200 graphics that can handle HD decoding and 3D graphics, all packed behind the 18.5-inch widescreen display.

The rest of the spec includes 2GBs of memory, a 320GB hard drive, and a DVD burner to the side, plus a Wi-fi connection and an integrated webcam. It’s set to ship for $599 when Windows 7 is released next month, and will feature a MediaSmart interface for easy access to multimedia.

Tags: All-in-one PC, Desktops, HP, HP Pavilion

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