HP Reveals Sliding Touchscreen TouchSmart PC
February 8, 2011 | In: PCs
The cracker jack staff over at HP have been busy bees to be able to recently unveil their new all-in-one TouchSmart PCs.
These new model sliding touchscreen PCs feature a 23-inch display that can slide almost all he way down, turning this computer into more of a jumbo size touch gadget rather than a PC.
Hitting the market this week in the neighborhood of $900, the Windows 7- run TouchSmart 610 will include a 3.2GHz Intel i3-550 processor, 4GB of RAM (upgradable to 16GB, of course), 750GB hard drive, six-in-one memory card reader, seven USB ports, as well as HP’s enhanced “Beats” audio system.
Not too shabby a deal for under $1k if you ask us.
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HP TouchPad Tablet Coming In April by Gadgetizer.com
February 22nd, 2011 at 10:00 am
[...] Announced earlier this month, this new tablet will apparently be hitting stores by the end of March, early April, if you can believe the folks over at DigiTimes, which we most certainly can. If that is the case, it’s only going to be a couple of months before we get to see the device. Definitely something that falls in line with HP’s new mantra of delivering products shortly after an announcement. If the tablet is priced attractively, it could probably do very well against the Xoom coming out later this week – after all not many people can see themselves paying $800 for the Honeycomb tablet, maybe something cheaper might change their mind. [...]