HP Spectreone 23-E000ED C3T05EA

Attractive design ; Decent performance

No touchscreen ; Pricey memory upgrades

Lacking a touchscreen, some might bypass the Spectre One, but it's a good performer, decently styled and will serve most users just fine. Buy it with the minimal amount of memory and upgrade yourself if...

Gorgeous design. Excellent 1080p display and Beats Audio. Feature set includes HDMI input and NFC sensor. Intel Core i7 quad-core processor and Nvidia graphics.

Premium price for only mid-range performance. No optical drive. Unsightly power brick.

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Slim design, Wireless keyboard, mouse, touch pad included, Bundled Adobe Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, Easily upgradable

Expensive for a 23-inch all-in-one, No touch screen, Flash cache drive costs extra, Low-end Nvidia graphics limit gaming performance

Or, for about $200 more than our review configuration of the Spectre One 23, you can grab the larger 27-inch iMac with a higher-resolution screen and much-improved Nvidia graphics. Sure, the Apple machines don't come with touch screens either. But Mac...

Slim design ; Wireless keyboard, mouse, touch pad included ; Bundled Adobe Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements ; Easily upgradable

Expensive for a 23-inch all-in-one ; No touch screen ; Flash cache drive costs extra ; Low-end Nvidia graphics limit gaming performance

HP's Spectre One 23 is a bit of a mixed bag. It's undeniably impressively designed, considering the system's thin profile and the fact that most of the components are accessible with a couple of common household screwdrivers. And in our $1,606...

Trop cher, le Spectre One de HP ne nous a pas convaincus. Les idées sont là, la finition est correcte, mais les matériaux nobles manquent cruellement. Tout comme un meilleur écran. Bien que peu fervents du tactile sur les PC, on s’attend, sur un...