#Hp all in one computer beats audio 1080p#

The 23-inch TouchSmart 520 is at the head of the class - $899.99 buys you a 3.1GHz Core i3-2100 CPU, 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a 750GB hard drive, HDMI input and a slot-loading Blu-ray Combo drive to play nice with the 1080p touchscreen LCD panel. We're waiting on documentation for the TouchSmart 420 which arrives September 11th for $699.99, but we can tell you this - it'll have a 21.5-inch touchscreen LCD, an Intel Core i3 processor, 3GB of memory, a 500GB hard drive, Beats Audio and Intel HD graphics. It's got a 2.4GHz AMD E2-3200 chip with AMD Radeon HD 6370D graphics powering Windows 7 on its 20-inch, 1600 x 900 touchscreen LCD, with 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a 500GB 7200RPM hard drive, Beats Audio, and the standard array of connectivity in a 20.8-pound package.

Pics, specs, release dates and video after the break!ДЇirst off, the TouchSmart 320 will start out at $599.99 this October 2nd. That's admittedly not quite as impressive as the 60-degree cant of HP's TouchSmart 610, but it looks pretty stylish anyway and it seemed sturdy and strong. Instead of having a huge foot or a hefty rear leg, the new TouchSmart lineup has a pair of rounded arms attached to a svelte low-profile base, which still allows the touchscreen computers to tilt backwards up to 30 degrees.

To start off, there are a pair of budget computers (the HP Omni 120 and HP Omni 220) and a pair of business terminals (the HP Pro 3420 and TouchSmart Elite 7320), but we think you'll be most interested in the company's consumer offerings - the TouchSmart 520, 420, and 320 apply the Intel Sandy Bridge and AMD Fusion formulas to a clever new frame. For a company that's trying to divest itself of the PC business, Hewlett-Packard's pumping out quite a few machines - today, the company's introducing a whole new lineup of seven all-in-one PCs.

Hp all in one computer beats audio