Hewlett-Packard is getting more touchy by the day about how it wants computer users to interact with its new machines. Thanks to hot-selling devices like the iPhone, iTouch and others, people are getting more accustomed to using touch technology in both home and business environments. So HP has responded: The giant hardware and software manufacturer on Oct. 13 introduced its 2010 lineup of touch-screen laptop and desktop computers that run Windows 7. Several of them will become available Oct. 22, the same day the consumer version of Microsoft’s latest OS version is launched.
The new devices include some cool mostly home-oriented applications such as Pandora (customized Web radio), Hulu (on-demand television), Netflix, Webcam software and the HP Music Store.
Following is a slideshow highlighting the most interesting new products in the 2010 HP Touch lineup. Enjoy!
(All Photos by Chris Preimesberger)
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