HP (NYSE:HPQ) today announced new consumer notebook and desktop PCs and accessories that push the boundaries of personal computing design and experience while making it even easier for people to enjoy ...

HP (NYSE:HPQ) today unveiled a new generation of all-in-one PCs that change the way people interact with their computers by making digital entertainment a truly compelling, hands-on experience. The ...

While touch displays have become standard on mobile devices, touch displays for desktop PCs - ushered in by HP on its first TouchSmart back in 2007 - haven't really set the world on fire. So what do ...

When almost every other computer manufacturer has copied its touchscreen all-in-one, what's a company like HP to do? Create a totally crazy pivoting and reclining one, of course! Yep, HP's newest ...

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Talk about unveiling a boatload of products at once. HP has issued a rather lengthy list of updates in their desktop/all-in-one ranges today, with the highlights being revamped TouchSmart PCs ...

Hewlett-Packard on Monday rolled out an overhaul of its TouchSmart PC line and effectively hints at what's to come in the industry as tablets and mobile devices become the dominant design metapho r.

When HP first introduced its TouchSmart PC line of desktop computers in 2007, it was a novel idea, but it also had enough flaws to keep many away from buying it. The TouchSmart was primarily meant for ...

HP's dx9000 could appeal to wide range of customers, from companies seeking stylish desktops to schools wanting easy-to-use PCs for younger students Hewlett-Packard on Thursday unveiled an all-in-one ...

The TouchSmart IQ506 PC ($1,500 direct) finally updates HP's touch-sensitive all-in-one PC. Its looks are much sleeker than the TouchSmart IQ770, and the iPod Touch-like Touchsmart interface improves ...

Crafting a new computer is tough. Everyone loves touch—fingers are winning interfaces. But pawing an upright monitor is physically tiring. So? HP’s design team cleverly brought the monitor down to you ...