Vidar One 22 All-in-One PC
- 22″
A 22-inch all-in-one desktop with the processor chosen at order from Core i3 to Core i9, built for counters, kiosks and reception desks.
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All-in-one PCs for counters and reception
One 22-inch all-in-one with a processor choice from Core i3 to Core i9, sold as a bulk tier with a 20-unit minimum.
Read the full introduction
An all-in-one puts the desktop behind the screen: one mains lead, no tower on the floor, nothing to kick. That is why this category exists as a single product — the Vidar One 22 — rather than a range. It is sold to buyers fitting out identical desks rather than to someone buying one computer.
The processor is chosen at order from Intel Core i3, i5, i7 or i9, and the machine ships with Windows 10 or Windows 11, built-in Wi-Fi and a wall-mount option. Vidar's offer carries a 20-unit minimum and no published price, so this page quotes rather than prices.
Buying guidance
What separates these machines
- Plan the rollout, not the unit: this is a bulk-tier product with a 20-unit minimum.
- Pick a processor tier per role — i3 for terminals, i5 for general office, i7/i9 for desks running heavier local software.
- Ask about the wall-mount bracket and VESA pattern if the screen is going on a wall; mounting hardware is not described.
- Memory and storage are configured at order but not published; the quotation states exactly what is fitted.
- If you need one or two desks rather than twenty, the Mini PC or a laptop is the practical route.
Questions about all-in-one pcs
Can I order fewer than 20 units?
Vidar's published minimum is 20 units. We can ask whether a smaller quantity is possible as part of a combined order, but we will not promise it before Vidar confirms.
Is a monitor included?
The screen is part of the machine — that is what makes it an all-in-one. No separate monitor, keyboard or mouse is listed, so peripherals are a separate purchase.
Which processor should I choose?
Core i3 for kiosk and terminal work, i5 for general office software, i7 or i9 where the desk also runs heavier local applications. Exact part numbers per tier are confirmed on the quotation.
Why is no resolution or panel type published?
Vidar's detail page was region-restricted when we captured the catalogue. Resolution, panel type, memory, storage, ports and model code are therefore confirmed in writing rather than published as specifications.