Here is a recent computer that was given to me. I was tasked with the wonderful job of removing a virus late in the Windows 8 installation. This is the Aizu s-- e 222 i all-in-one PC, and the first order of business will be cleaning up this filthy touchscreen. This is a touchscreen all-in-one PC, and just a brief feature overview - you have an infrared remote sensor here, plus and minus buttons, as well as a menu button for use with configuring the display settings. I believe that since we have stereo speakers here which don't sound all that bad, a hard drive indicator light, three USB connections, two of which are USB 3.0, a Gigabit Ethernet card built-in, two HDMI outputs, and the DC input which is for use with this AC adapter which is model number PA - 1 1 - 1 - 2 8. It still has the protective plastic coating on here, doesn't feel all that cheap, and uses just a barrel type connector like what you'd find on a laptop or netbook PC. Tama button is over on the right side of the PC, as is the DVD multi recorder optical drive. It's interesting how this set up - I'm really not sure what this indentation is for. And over on this side are two more USB 3.0 ports, a stereo headphone output, and a stereo microphone input which doesn't look to be a line level input as well - microphone only, so you'd have to use an attenuator cable. There is also an SD MMC card slot, as well as a mode and some sort of a menu button here, whose functionality is still a mystery to me. I decided to take the liberty of firing up a ThinkPad here and reviewing the...
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