Although the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas has just closed its gates this Sunday, we've still got a lot of things to tell you about the plethora of new products that were showcased and/or launched on this occasion. And that's because pretty much everyone, whether we're talking about the participants or the media, agrees to the fact that this year's CES was one of the most gadget-packed editions ever.

Anyway, besides actually rolling out new consumer-ready products, quite a few of the exhibitors from CES had some pretty cool concepts in store as well (and that's because futuristic concepts are something that generally draws a crowd of visitors to a company's booth). That's exactly the case with MSI, which presented a couple of very interesting concept PCs at CES.

The first product showcased by the company was a 3D All-in-One PC, which allows users (who, nevertheless, will have to wear a pair of 3D glasses) to enjoy a very interesting 3D gaming or HD movie watching experience. The fact that this system comes equipped with a 24-inch display is also a major plus.

Next in line comes the Sliding Screen All-in-One PC with LED Technology, which, according to MSI, was inspired by the “elegance of the jellyfish.” This concept AIO PC system from MSI permits users to slide the screen up and store the keyboard behind it when not in use. In addition, the system comes with a very innovative peripheral, a wireless mouse that can also be used as a remote control and as an IP-phone.

Last, but certainly not least, comes the company's Projector PC that, as the name says it, is a full-featured PC that instead of a screen includes a built-in HD-quality projector that allows users to project on any wall in their house images with a diagonal size of up to 60 inches.

What's really interesting about all of these concepts is that they're “down-to-earth” enough to become a reality in the near future, so we're really looking forward to the moment when that actually happens.


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