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HP TouchSmart IQ500 in Desktop PCs
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Verdict
A stylish and usable touchscreen PC that's right at home in the living room - though it lacks Blu-ray
Review Date: 3 Sep 2008
Price when reviewed: £936 (£1,076 inc VAT)
Buy it now for: £931.50
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Still, everything else is superb: the touchscreen interface makes the HP tremendously easy to use, and there's enough power to keep everything smooth and responsive. If you're not concerned about the lack of an HD video player, the TouchSmart IQ500 makes an attractive and versatile addition to any room.
Author: Mike Jennings
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