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    HP Introduces New Touch All-in-ones, Multitouch Monitors, and Gaming PCs

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Administrator, Sep 5, 2013.

  1. Administrator

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    Maybe a bit of a tangent, but isn't the fact that this article is posted here simply additional evidence that all of the TechnologyGuide forums should be consolidated into the NBR forum? I mean, the article touches on all-in-one desktops, desktop monitors, and a desktop gaming PC, but it wasn't posted over at desktopreview.
     
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    Maybe a tangent?

    Regardless, any decisions we make on that front are not quick to be executed - there are multitudinous variables involved. There is room for discussing such things in the forum at the bottom.
     
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    Anyway, while I'm normally a big fan of convertible designs, I don't understand the benefit of a convertible all-in-one that can dip below the table level. Maybe it'd make sense in person, but I'm not quite sure what problem that particular design was meant to solve.
     
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    I haven't seen them in person yet, but I did see them demoed on a video conference. The idea is that it brings the screen closer to your fingers so you don't need to lift them off the chair as much. I mean, I know that sounds lazy, but it really does strain things after a while.
     
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