Which term describes computers that integrate the case into the monitor but use an external keyboard and mouse?

Which term describes computers that integrate the case into the monitor but use an external keyboard and mouse?

• A. Desktop
• B. Laptop
• C. All-in-One
• D. Server

Answer: (C)

All-in-One describes a computer where the processing components are built into the display unit, so you get a single integrated box with the monitor, while the keyboard and mouse remain external. This design keeps the setup compact and reduces clutter, since there’s no separate, standalone computer tower. It differs from a desktop, which uses a separate CPU tower plus a monitor. It differs from a laptop, where the entire computer is in a single portable chassis that includes the keyboard and touchpad. It isn’t about servers, which are defined by their role in providing services over a network rather than by combining the case with the monitor.

All-in-One describes a computer where the processing components are built into the display unit, so you get a single integrated box with the monitor, while the keyboard and mouse remain external. This design keeps the setup compact and reduces clutter, since there’s no separate, standalone computer tower. It differs from a desktop, which uses a separate CPU tower plus a monitor. It differs from a laptop, where the entire computer is in a single portable chassis that includes the keyboard and touchpad. It isn’t about servers, which are defined by their role in providing services over a network rather than by combining the case with the monitor.