You can use the Wiimote with a Mac and software called Remote Buddy. Am tempted to get a Wiimote to use as an airmouse so I can control my MacBookPro when it's at a distance hooked up to the TV - would be cool for BBC iPlayer, but dammit Channel 4OD is still Windows-only. =P I've read there's a PC Utility for getting the Wiimote working on PC, but it's more games-orientated than desktop orientated, and I'm not sure it's as good as the OSX-only Remote Buddy Application. I guess I'll just have to download it and try it. If it works, then fabulous. Although I can't actually afford a Wiimote & sensorbar atm. =P ^_^ But yeah, nice idea to have a computer that already comes with this sort of stuff.

pc gaming has always had motion control. However it's in the right step to have the pc all in one. Things is can I now upgarde that too.

Lol. We are already getting a few steps closer to a Minority Report like interface for PC, if this picks up more interest. All in all, I'd encourage a Wii like interface, then in time we won't all have to chain ourselves to out desks for hours.

Buy a big 1080p lcd tv, hook up your PC with wireless keyboard and mouse, and you'd be sorted. Instant Wii/PC and no more eyestrain.