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HP's new Windows 8-powered 'All-in-one' PCs: gallery

Summary: HP has just unveiled four new 'All-in-one' systems - HP Spectre One, HP Envy 23, HP Envy 20 TouchSmart and the HP Pavilion 20 - in a range of prices that should suit all budgets.

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

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The Pavilion 20 start at $499, the most budget-friendly of the systems unveiled.

The Pavilion 20 will be available in October, probably as soon as Windows 8 hits General Availability on October 26.

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Topics: Hewlett-Packard, Hardware, Microsoft, PCs, Windows

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  • Hey, another klunky ZDNet slide show

    eWeek's technology for slide shows is pretty good. Maybe you could license it. These slideshows are utterly painful to watch, due to all the flashing and scrolling.
    FDanconia
    Reply 7 Votes

    • Yes! They are a pain.

      Please, many of us avoid using the slideshow because it's painful. Fix it!
      Lucky2BHere
      Reply 3 Votes

  • Don't want

    Windows 8 + non-touchscreen = don't want

    I could see myself upgrading a non-touchscreen capable PC to win 8, but if I'm going to buy a PC with win 8 out of the box, it's probably going to include a touchscren.
    dsf3g
    Reply 1 Vote

  • Lenovo A720 ...

    Eats this thing's lunch. I saw a few of them and they were absolutely beautiful - the stand being able to adjust it completely flat to completely vertical was amazing. The touch screen + Windows 8 made me go, "Ohh so THATS how Windows 8 is supposed to work on a desktop." (The models were showing it off using Windows 8 and not Windows 7). I was honestly blown away. My only complaint was that the resolution of 1920x1080 resolution on a 27" display that you view so up close was a little too low. If they bump up to 2560x1440 I would snag it in a heart beat.
    Yensi717
    Reply 1 Vote

    • Wow

      Wow, just Googled it.

      Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. I want a desktop like that, with a screen that pivots for touch input.
      dsf3g
      Reply 1 Vote

    • I agree. HD resolution on any 27" display lags behind the competition.

      Perhaps that is the reason why no 27" display was offered.
      kenosha77a
      Reply 1 Vote
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