Just saw the System76 Sable Complete desktop

[GreyGeek]

https://www.system76.com/desktops/model/sabc1
$749.

WOW!

Details

3rd Generation Intel Core i5 and i7 CPU's
21.5" 1080p Full High Definition LED Backlit Display (1920 x 1080)
Intel High Definition 2500 or 4000 Graphics (Dependent on CPU)
up to 16 GB Dual Channel DDR3 @ 1600 MHz
one 2.5" platter or solid state hard drive, configurable up to 750 GB
Gigabit LAN (10/100/1000), Optional Internal WiFi
Optional 802.11 a/b/g/n
2 Built in Speakers, Intel High Definition Audio - 5.1 Channel via HDMI Out, 2.1 Channel via Analog I/O, built in microphone
1.3 megapixel front bezel webcam
2 x USB 2.0, Headphone Out, Microphone In, SD Card Reader
Power, Brightness Up, Brightness Down
4 x USB 2.0, HDMI, Audio I/O
Suspend
150 Watt
25.6" x 18.1" x 10.4" (HxWxD)
20.0 lbs. (9.07 kg.)

[eggbert]

meh, does not seem like a very good deal. Also, what is the deal with those speakers? They look kind of like... well, I won't say... But i would not want them setting on my desk.

[jpenguin]

This is zareasons aio desktop

http://zareason.com/shop/zima-930.html

It is about $75 more than the S76, but has USB 3.0

[SteveRiley]

Also, what is the deal with those speakers? They look kind of like... well, I won't say... But i would not want them setting on my desk.

It's art, dude, c'mon:

Harman Kardon Sound Sticks III produce astonishingly clear audio with exceptional style. This model's predecessor, the Sound Sticks II, are on permanent display at the New York Museum of Modern Art.

And they even mix up their metaphors. It's the style that's clear. Therefore, the sound they produce is, naturally, also clear. Astonishingly, even. They're so clear, they're hardly even there. Perhaps you might eventually fail to notice them regularly. Invisibly, they fade into the background. Kind of like a lot of other stuff littering art museums all across the land...

[buckeyered80]

Where is the box? Is it built into the Monitor like an IMac?

[HalationEffect]

And they even mix up their metaphors.

Well, mixing metaphors was good enough for Shakespeare ("to take arms against a sea of troubles").

For me, the main problem with speakers that look like... how those speakers look... is the name of the company that makes them. In my head, I always seem to switch the first letters around.