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The problem with Microsoft Surface is that it looks too much like fun. NEC has the right idea: affix some trolley wheels, brush some aluminum, give it a sedate name like “X-info Table” and then maybe, just maybe, traditional businesses will start buying into the idea. The specs, however, are easily sufficient to handle a few rounds of office Pinball HD (as in the photo above): a Core i7 CPU running Windows 7 on the 52-inch full HD screen, 6GB of RAM, three USB ports, support for multple sub-displays, and a scanning function. There’s no price yet, but you can probably expect to pay more for the 350-pound frame than for the computer itself.NEC 52-inch table disguised as boring office furniture originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 09 Nov 2011 11:24:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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