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id="article-content"> The best all in one computer requires upgrading to leverage touch screen functions and catch up with the technological advances already made in the tablets and smartphone operating systems. With Windows 8 featuring the touch-first focus, the PC users will change the way they think about normal computers. The current scenario of the tablets and smartphones is focusing on the touch screen, while the home computer was reliant more on keyboards and other traditional applications. Well, the change we have all been waiting for is here.
The HP Touch
Smart 320 provides just that, and at $650, it's a killer deal for an all in one computer, inclusive of touch screen applications has become so-used-to in smartphones and tablets. With the traditional features seamlessly integrating with the touch screen advantages, it has to be the best all in one computer at present.
It measures 20 inches in width, 16 inches in height and a depth of 8 inches. It weighs approximately 20 pounds and features a great 20-inch, 1600 X 900 multi-touch monitor. With 4 GB of ram memory and a hard disk of 1 terabyte, space and speed aren't going to be an issue. It also comes equipped with the patented Dr. Dre-endorsed "Beats" audio, Wi-Fi connection and a DVD burner.
It's a real trendsetter as far as looks are concerned with a well-integrated peripheral kit that includes a wireless keyboard and mouse. It goes beyond user-friendly with almost every application just being plug-and-play; the ease with which it installs is just to put the power cable into a wall socket. HP has used AMD's just-on-the markets A6 Vision chip, which combines a lethal 2.1GHZ processor and AMD's patented Radeon graphics technology. The upshot being is a crisp and impressive interface all in the price bracket of $650, clearly making it the best all in one computer in the current scenario. While it doesn't hurt the budget of the PC user, it certainly feels much more expensive.
The touch screen facilities, which were eagerly awaited by all PC users, don't disappoint either. It has a range of capabilities to suit your requirements. You can either use the traditional set up of the standard keyboard and mouse, or you can use a touch-enabled version of Windows 7 or 8. HP has also provided their patented "TouchSmart Magic Canvas" software, which can be superimposed over Windows. This integration between the Windows and HP software is really efficient, for example, any icons you put in your Windows desktop also shows up in your Magic Canvas desktop. Touchscreen versions of Facebook, Twitter, and eBay are pre-installed. More applications like an RSS reader, calendar, audio, video and graphic programs have also been included to make the PC users experience great.
The touch screen experience starts to lose its sheen when you need textual applications and spreadsheets, but you can alternate between the touch screen interface and the wireless keyboard interface seamlessly, getting the best of both worlds. The screen itself is vibrant and exciting with great color reproduction.
All in all, the HP TouchSmart 320 gives great value for money and making it the best all in one computer in the $700 range.
