Preparing for next month's launch of Windows 8, HP has unveiled four new all-in-one PCs, including two touch-enabled models. Starting with the least expensive, HP's Pavilion 20 will cost only $499 and, as one would expect for that price, the system has a fairly basic feature set. So basic, in fact, that HP only mentions a 20-inch display, an HD webcam, the choice between an Intel or AMD processor and up to 2TB of storage, while pictures reveal an optical drive, standard connectivity options as well as a wireless keyboard and mouse.

Moving forward, the new $799 Envy 20 TouchSmart and $999 Envy 23 TouchSmart boast 1080p displays with support for 10-finger multitouch.

In addition to touchscreens, HP occupied the extra budget with a selection of Intel's Ivy Bridge chips (the Pavilion 20 is suspected to use Sandy Bridge), a 3TB HDD, flash storage options including a cache drive and a dedicated SSD, an HD webcam, as well as HP's Beats Audio engine, Connected Backup solution and other in-house offerings. Both the Pavilion and the Envy will ship in October.

http://www.techspot.com/news/50095-h...ectre-one.html

gurl wut?

that doesn't scream Apple AT ALL

I wonder if Apple will go after them, too.

I'll be waiting for Apple to come after HP for this.

@ the trackpad.

Apple better drag them TO THE PITS!

Nice iMa-I mean...

Apple is going to be mad that people stepping up their a-game in design.. SUE EM fruit company.

This is too easy HP.

Pre-ordering my Spectre One ASAP

Can companies really not produce their own ideas and concepts anymore? HP is trying though. I tried the Envy Touchsmart and quite liked it.

does it have a retina display ????

It doesn't need one, they're not trying to milk the **** out of its users

LMAO

"OMG is square and flat, it MUST be APPLE!!!!"

"THERE's A CAMERA, IT MUST BE APPLE!!!!"






















































FOH

They didn't even try to make the trackpad look a bit different. It's like they took it right out of the apple store.

maybe your point would have some merit if the Spectre didn't look EXACTLY like an iMac.

except it doesnt necessarily. There's only so many ways you could build something like this. Kinda like the form factor of a laptop. Moore's Law in effect.