Acer has introduced its latest all-in-one computer systems, the eMachines EZ1600 and the Aspire Z5600, according to Engadget. The EZ1600 features an 18.5-inch screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio, with support for 720p video resolution. The device uses an Atom N270 processor paired with the 945GSE chipset, along with a 160GB hard drive, DVD burner and Wi-Fi. Two slots are available for SO DIMM memory, while color options will include silver and black.

The higher-end Aspire Z5600 touts a 24-inch multitouch display capable of 1080p resolution. Detailed specifications have yet to be announced, but the system should run on the "latest generation" of Intel components, with hard drive options up to 2TB. The device will also offer a TV tuner, webcam and DVD/Blu-ray writer.

Acer has not provided more details regarding pricing or launch dates for either product.