Sharp Mebius AV Center PC with 26'' LCD Monitor

Oct 1 2004, 1:52am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sharp announces a AV Center PC System with 26" LCD Monitor and DVD Recorder.

The Sharp PC-TX26GS and TX26G is more a consumer electronics system than a PC. It features of course a built-in TV Tuner. The DVD Recorder has a 250GB Hard-drive. The 26" LCD TV/Monitor has a maximum resolution of 1,366×768 dots. The Sharp system runs on Intel Celeron Processor with 512MB RAM. Sharp plans to produce 5000 systems, which go on sale in December in Japan.

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More details in Sharp Press-Release (Japanese).

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