HP’s been able to keep the price down by using AMD’s new-ish A6 “Vision” chip, which combines a 2.1GHz processor and AMD Radeon graphics technology together to power everything. It’s a handsome, well-integrated kit with an included wireless keyboard and mouse, making initial setup as easy as plugging the computer into a power outlet.
Dre-endorsed “Beats” audio, Wi-Fi connection and a DVD burner. The machine measures around 20 inches wide by 8 inches deep by 16 inches tall, weighs around 20 pounds and features a 20-inch 1600×900 multitouch monitor, four gigabytes of memory, one-terabyte hard drive, HP’s Dr. ( MORE: Tech 2012: Please Don’t Call These Predictions) So the ultra-short, to the point review of the HP TouchSmart 320: At $650, it’s a pretty killer deal for an all-in-one computer the fact that it has a touchscreen is a nice extra, even if you never end up using it. That’ll change a bit with Windows 8, of course, but PC users still live in a Windows 7 world. While tablet and phones leverage touchscreen technology really well, standard computer operating systems just haven’t been built with a touch-first focus.
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