Here's a short tech support horror story for you: you're chatting with someone—maybe a not very tech-savvy relative—and they tell you, 'It's the darndest thing. I bought a whole new computer, and I just can't seem to log in.' Because you hate to see them struggle, you agree to take a look. But gazing upon their setup, that's when it hits you: they bought a cheap monitor thinking it was an all-in-one PC. Well, an exhibit at this year's Computex had me doing a double-triple take because it's actually an all-in-one PC and it boasts room for a graphics card.
The LP-3201 from Loop is a nostalgically chunky 32-inch WQHD monitor with a slot in the back that can accommodate graphics cards measuring up to 330mm in length. A sales representative told Hermitage Akihabara that the slot is best suited to Nvidia's SFF standard geared towards small form factor PCs.
