It seems that NEC doesn’t care much about Intel’s announcement and discovery about its Sandy Bridge chipset design flow and introduced today its new line-up of ValueStar Desktop in Japan. Still even if Intel’s announcement may be a little worrisome, we are sure that both companies will handle this problem smoothly for all of us.

Today’s announcement includes two All-In-One desktop series with the ValueStar W and ValueStar N as well as your good old slim tower like ValueStar L

ValueStar W

This new ValueStar W comes in five different packages with the VW970/DS, VW770/DS6B, DS6R, DS6W and DS6C.
The High-end version the VW970/DS comes with a 23” Full HD 3D Monitor, a GeForce GT425M with 1GB of VRAM, a Blu-Ray Disc Drive, a Digital TV Tuner, 8GB of RAM, a 2TB HDD, USB 3.0 and a Core i7-2620CPU.

The other models, the VW770/DS6B, DS6R, DS6W and DS6C are powered with a less powerful but still capable Core i5-2410M CPU, 8GB of RAM, a 1.5TB HDD as well as a 23” Full HD Monitor and a Digital TV Tuner.

ValueStar N

Like the ValueStar W, the ValueStar N comes in different package with the High-end version the VN790/DS and its 20” 3D Monitor (1600×900), Intel Core i5-2410M, 1.5TB of HDD, 4GB of RAM and a Digital TV Tuner. Other models come without 3D and even a Celeon P4600CPU.

ValueStar L

Unlike the two previous ValueStar, the ValueStar L comes with a slim tower and separate 23” LCD Monitor. Here as well you will find on the High-end model a 3D monitor with the choice of a Core i7-2600S or Core i5-2400S and with 8GB or RAM.