SNL All-in-One PC

An All-in-One PC is a computer that combines all essential components like the CPU, monitor, and speakers into a single unit. It looks like a monitor with the computer components built into the back or the base. This setup saves space and reduces cable clutter.

The SNL All-in-One PC puts the processor, memory, storage, Wi-Fi and speakers behind a single 23.8-inch Full HD screen. It saves desk space, reduces clutter and adds a modern look to any environment.

Unlike a regular desktop computer, an All-in-One PC doesn’t require a separate tower or CPU unit. Everything is integrated into the monitor itself. It’s more compact and easier to set up, making it great for small spaces or minimalistic setups.

A laptop is portable; the SNL All-in-One PC stays on a desk. In return you get a larger 23.8-inch Full HD screen, built-in speakers and a wired keyboard and mouse, with no separate monitor needed. It suits a fixed workstation, lab or front desk better than a device that moves around.

An Interactive Flat Panel is a large interactive display built to teach a whole room. The All-in-One PC is a desk-sized computer with a 23.8-inch screen. They work well together: SNL’s studio setups, for example, use an All in One PC alongside an Interactive Flat Panel.

It is designed for classrooms, schools and institutions as well as home offices: anywhere you want a complete, compact computer without a separate tower.

Yes. The SNL All-in-One PC has a 23.8-inch Full HD display, 8 GB of memory and Wi-Fi 6, which suits web browsing, email, office work and video streaming. Graphics are integrated, so it is aimed at everyday computing rather than graphics-heavy work.

Two: one with an Intel i5-12450H processor and a 256 GB SSD, and one with an Intel N100/N95 processor and a 128 GB SSD. The display, memory, ports, wireless and accessories are the same on both; only the processor, SSD size and power adapter differ.

The listed accessories are a wired keyboard, a wired mouse, a power adapter (19 V 6.32 A on the i5-12450H model, 12 V 5 A on the N100/N95 model) and one power cord. An HDMI cable is listed as N/A, so it is not part of the accessories.

The display is 23.8 inches, an IPS Full HD panel.

1920 × 1080 pixels (Full HD).

16:9, the widescreen shape used by HD video, so videos fill the screen without borders.

60 Hz, on both configurations.

Brightness is rated at 250 cd/m² (candelas per square metre, also called nits).

178° horizontal and 178° vertical, so the picture stays readable from the side as well as straight on, which helps when more than one person is looking at the screen.

Yes. The All-in-One PC has one HDMI OUT port for sending the picture to an external screen or projector, and it also lists one VGA port.

Not with the ports listed. The specification lists an HDMI output (HDMI OUT) and no video input, so it is meant to be used as a computer in its own right rather than as a display for another device.

It is a display component, the board that powers the screen’s backlight, listed at 12 V 320 mA. The rating is there for reference; there is nothing to set up.

The Intel i5-12450H and the Intel N100/N95. Each is a separate configuration of the same All-in-One PC.

The i5 model uses the Intel Core i5-12450H, a 12th-generation processor.

Three things: the processor, the SSD (256 GB on the i5-12450H, 128 GB on the N100/N95) and the power adapter (19 V 6.32 A against 12 V 5 A). Everything else in the specification is identical.

Choose the i5-12450H for heavier multitasking and the extra storage, and the N100/N95 for everyday browsing, documents and video. Not sure? Book a demo or get in touch and the SNL team can match a model to how you will use it.

No. Graphics are integrated into the processor, on both configurations.

It is built for everyday computing, and with integrated graphics it is not aimed at gaming or video editing. Those jobs are better served by a machine with a dedicated graphics card.

The CPU heat sink uses a copper pipe and a fan.

8 GB, on both configurations.

The specification lists 8 GB and does not list an upgrade option. If you need more memory, tell the SNL team before you order.

256 GB on the Intel i5-12450H model and 128 GB on the Intel N100/N95 model.

An SSD. The hard disk entry in the specification is N/A. An SSD has no moving parts, which is why it starts up and opens files quickly.

It holds the operating system, everyday applications and documents. For large video libraries or backups, add external storage through the USB or Type-C ports.

Yes. Use the two USB 3.0 ports, the two USB 2.0 ports or the Type-C port.

One DC in, one HDMI OUT, one VGA, one RJ45 (Ethernet), two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, one Type-C, and an audio port with one OUT and one MIC.

Four USB ports (two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0), plus one Type-C port.

Yes. It has Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.

Yes, one RJ45 (Ethernet) port, in addition to Wi-Fi 6.

Yes, WOL is supported. Wake-on-LAN lets you switch on or wake the PC over the wired network, which helps when computers are managed centrally. It normally has to be enabled in the settings first.

Yes. The audio port provides one OUT for headphones or speakers and one MIC input.

It is the power input socket where the supplied power adapter plugs in.

It has an RJ45 wired port, Wi-Fi 6 and Wake-on-LAN support, and a Kensington lock slot to secure the unit, all of which are useful when several machines share a lab.

The Intel i5-12450H model uses a 19 V 6.32 A adapter; the Intel N100/N95 model uses a 12 V 5 A adapter. One power cord is included. Always use the adapter supplied for your model.

The specification gives adapter ratings, not consumption: 19 V × 6.32 A is roughly 120 W and 12 V × 5 A is 60 W. Those are the most the adapters can deliver, not what the PC draws in normal use.

Yes. A wired keyboard and a wired mouse are listed as accessories.

Yes. The All-in-One PC has Bluetooth 5, so Bluetooth keyboards and mice can be paired. The keyboard and mouse supplied in the package are wired.

No. HDMI Cable is listed as N/A, so buy one separately if you plan to use the HDMI OUT port.

The function button is the power button, and the indicator light shows when the PC is powered on.

Eight: black, pink, orange, blue, green, purple, gray and yellow.

The specification gives the packing size, 618 × 140 × 500 mm (length × width × height), not the size of the unit itself. Ask the SNL team if you need exact desk dimensions.

The net weight is 4.91 kg and the gross weight, packed, is 7.38 kg.

Yes. The screen tilts 5° forward and 15° backward.

The specification lists Wall Mount as N/A, so it is designed to sit on a desk.

Yes. Kensington lock support is listed, so you can secure the unit to a desk with a standard security cable.

Yes, dual 3W speakers driven by a 4Ω 3W amplifier.

The specification lists an audio OUT and a MIC input, but no built-in webcam or microphone. For video calls, add a USB webcam and a microphone or headset.

Windows 10 or Windows 11.

Yes. It runs Windows 10 or 11, so you can install standard Windows applications, subject to their own licences.

Yes. It has Wi-Fi 6, a wired RJ45 port and built-in speakers, and a MIC input. Just add a webcam and a microphone or headset.

Yes. SNL’s studio setups use an All in One PC as the control panel that starts recording, streaming and lighting presets. See the Smart Class Studio for an example.

SNL does not publish prices online. The price depends on the configuration, the number of units and where they are delivered, so there is no list price to check against a ₹50,000 budget. The two configurations differ in processor and SSD (Intel i5-12450H with 256 GB, or Intel N100/N95 with 128 GB), so tell the team your budget and how many units you need when you book a demo or get in touch, and they will quote the configuration that fits it.

A lab needs identical machines that are easy to network, secure and service. The SNL All-in-One PC has a wired RJ45 port alongside Wi-Fi 6, Wake-on-LAN support for central management, a Kensington lock slot, a 23.8-inch Full HD screen and Windows 10 or 11, and it comes in two configurations so a lab can match the processor to the workload. A one-year on-site warranty applies. Tell the team the size of the lab when you book a demo or get in touch.

It depends on what the student does. For study (documents, browsing, video classes and online tests) the Intel N100/N95 configuration covers everyday computing. For heavier multitasking, such as many browser tabs alongside office software and video, the Intel i5-12450H configuration has more processing power and a larger 256 GB SSD. Both have a 23.8-inch Full HD screen, Wi-Fi 6 and built-in speakers. Graphics are integrated, so neither is aimed at gaming or video editing.

Yes. The SNL All-in-One PC is designed for classrooms, schools and institutions as well as home offices, and SNL delivers across India: for most locations an order reaches you within 7 working days of dispatch, though remote, rural or high-security zones can take longer. Tell the SNL team the quantity and the location when you book a demo or get in touch.

It depends on the room and the job. An All-in-One PC puts the computer behind the screen, so there is no tower, fewer cables and less desk space used, and setup is one power cord plus a keyboard and mouse. A traditional desktop is easier to upgrade part by part and to repair one component at a time. For a student desk, a classroom or a lab where tidy, quick setup matters more than upgrades, an All-in-One suits well; the SNL model lists no memory upgrade option.

For a school the practical difference is consistency and support. A branded All-in-One arrives as one unit from one supplier, so every machine in a lab is identical and one team handles installation and the warranty. The SNL All-in-One PC carries a one-year on-site warranty. An assembled PC mixes parts from different sellers, which makes identical machines and a single point of support harder to keep.

A one-year on-site warranty.

This page does not show a price or an online cart. The quickest way to see the PC in action and talk about pricing is to book a demo, or get in touch with the SNL team.

Tell the SNL team how many units you need and where they will be installed when you book a demo or get in touch, and they will take it from there.

For most locations an order reaches you within 7 working days of dispatch. Remote, rural or high-security zones can take longer, and delivery dates cannot be guaranteed.

Fill in the form sent to your registered email or call SNL customer support. Installation normally goes ahead on the scheduled date if your site is ready; if not, the team reschedules at a convenient time.

Proper wiring, a power supply and any wall or floor arrangements, so that installation can go ahead on the scheduled date.

Refuse it if it looks damaged at delivery. During installation the technician opens the package and checks the product; report any damage then, with photos or videos, so SNL can claim transit insurance. Damage reported after installation is complete cannot be covered.

A confirmed order is final and non-cancellable, and AIO devices are non-returnable once delivered. Confirm your requirements and site readiness before you order, and see the Refund & Return Policy.

Repairs or replacements are arranged according to the situation, and the one-year on-site warranty applies. Refunds are not provided, but the service team works to keep disruption minimal. Get in touch with the SNL team to raise an issue.