ASUS has released a new all-in-one PC with the ASUS M3702 (AiO) AMD Ryzen 5 7520U processor. According to the company, the AiO PC is designed to handle everyday tasks. The device is equipped with Wi-Fi 6E for better wireless connection, speed and stability. The Asus M3702 has a minimalist design that fits into any environment while offering performance and style.
The computer also features an Asus SonicMaster premium sound system that delivers immersive audio with Dolby Atmos and AI-powered two-way noise cancellation.
The Asus M3702WFA is an entertainment-focused model that promises high-quality picture and sound and sets the benchmark for AiO PCs. The AIO M3702 is priced at Rs 60,990 and will be available through online and offline channels.
The Asus M3702WFA features a thin and light NanoEdge display that offers up to 91% screen-to-body ratio for edge-to-edge viewing. The display has a 100% sRGB color space and a wide viewing angle of 178°. The device comes with several connectivity options, including an HDMI input for connecting external sources, three USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports, an HDMI output and an SD card reader. It has a Kensington lock slot for security reasons.
Additionally, the Asus M3702 offers Wi-Fi 6E connectivity and Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless connectivity. It has a FHD 1080p webcam with a physical lock. Windows 11 Home and Microsoft Office Home & Student 2021 subscription are pre-installed on the computer.
The package includes the wireless keyboard and optical mouse, so users can get all the accessories they need right away. Arnold Su, vice president of consumer and gaming PCs at ASUS India System Business Group
said the company is focused on providing efficient, modern solutions to the Indian market. The new M3702 All-in-One PC offers stability and a sleek design to suit a variety of lifestyles, from the modern home to the home office.
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