ASUS has announced the availability of its new ASUS V600 AiO (VM640KA), which the company claim as its first Copilot+ PC in all-in-one form factor (granted, the Copilot+ PC branding still doesn’t mean that much these days). The sole configuration available in Malaysia is powered by a 4-core (1C+3c) AMD Ryzen AI 5 330 processor, paired with 16GB DDR5 memory and 512GB SSD storage.
ASUS V600 AiO PC
The ASUS V600 AiO features a 24-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) anti-glare with 100% sRGB color coverage, 250 nits brightness, and 100Hz refresh rate; while touchscreen is technically offered for this model, the local variant will not get touchscreen support. Chassis-wise, the stand allows for tilt adjustment, and on top you’ll find a retractable camera that can be tucked into the monitor chassis when not in use. Also included is a pair of 5W speakers with Dolby Atmos support.
For connectivity, you get Wi-Fi 7 plus Bluetooth 5.4, along with Gigabit Ethernet for wired internet; the display I/O includes both HDMI 1.4 input and HDMI 2.1b output ports, which enable the device to function as an external display or to drive additional monitors. You also get five USB ports – three USB-C, plus another two USB-A ports; finally, the headphone jack completes the V600’s I/O. Internally, both the M.2 SSD slot and DDR5 SO-DIMM memory slots are available for further upgrades.
On the software side, ASUS says the V600 AiO features its AI ExpertMeet software which tapes into AI to assist in conference-related tasks, such as summarization, transcription, and translation. AI is also utilized for microphone’s noise cancellation, along with the webcam’s auto-framing and lighting adjustment features. For commercial deployments, there’s a Kensington lock included for added physical security.
The ASUS V600 AiO (VM640KA) is now available in Malaysia from authorized ASUS resellers with a recommended retail price of RM3,599 for the aforementioned configuration, which comes exclusively in Black color.
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