HP 23" TouchSmart 600 All-In-One HH Reviewed
With a claim of “nearly 30-years of touch innovation” under its belt, HP is no
stranger to touch-input technology. The company has recently integrated touch
input into a number of its consumer and business product lines, such as tablets,
notebooks and perhaps the most well-known, its line of TouchSmart all-in-one
desktop PCs.
Taking advantage of a good thing when they see it, HP has produced a few major updates to the TouchSmart line, culminating in the latest release of the TouchSmart series, the 20-inch TouchSmart 300 series and 23-inch TouchSmart 600 series. Other than screen size and specs, both the 300 and 600 series have much in common, including a relatively thin chassis, glossy 16:9 widescreen display, and a plethora of touch-enabled features and applications. Many of the touch features take advantage of the new and improved touch features built into Windows 7, but HP's new TouchSmart PCs also come with a bevy of custom touch-enabled apps as well. More on these in a quick video preview we have for you here and in the pages ahead...
Taking advantage of a good thing when they see it, HP has produced a few major updates to the TouchSmart line, culminating in the latest release of the TouchSmart series, the 20-inch TouchSmart 300 series and 23-inch TouchSmart 600 series. Other than screen size and specs, both the 300 and 600 series have much in common, including a relatively thin chassis, glossy 16:9 widescreen display, and a plethora of touch-enabled features and applications. Many of the touch features take advantage of the new and improved touch features built into Windows 7, but HP's new TouchSmart PCs also come with a bevy of custom touch-enabled apps as well. More on these in a quick video preview we have for you here and in the pages ahead...
