The TouchSmart all-in-one gets a major overhaul. Far less clunky than its first incarnation, it looks inspired by the iMac, and has an interface more like the iPhone. The standout feature of the TouchSmart is its touchscreen interface, which sits on top of its Windows operating system. Industry analysts point to the growing trend of PC makers doing "end-runs" around Microsoft in order to create more personal experiences for their customers.
See Rich Brown's blog for more on the new HP TouchSmart.
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