HP introduced a great group of products today at CES, some of them won’t be available until the Windows Vista launch on Jan. 30th, but most of them will be available later this year or after CES.

One of the new products is the brand-new HP TouchSmart PC that is a direct competitor to something like Apple’s flagship consumer desktop, the iMac. It has a 1.6GHz AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core processor, and is powered by AMD LIVE! It also has a 320GB Serial ATA hard drive, and a slot-loading SuperMulti DVD burner with LightScribe.

The new HP TouchSmart PC is the industry’s first all-in-one PC based on Microsoft Windows Vista with one-touch wireless access to information, communication and entertainment through a customizable desktop screen. Featuring a large 19-inch wide adjustable touch-screen display, photo printer, remote control and personal video recorder, the HP TouchSmart PC enables “walk-up computing,” the ability to quickly and easily access digital content wherever life happens in the home.

The TouchSmart PC will be available on January 30th, coinciding with the Windows Vista launch.

Similar Reviews

• Apple introduces iPod shuffle in colors!
• Roxio introduces Toast 8 Titanium at Expo
• CES 2007: SanDisk introduces new line of products
• Pentax introduces new slim cameras
• 2007 ConnectReviews Holiday Gift Guide starts Monday!
• Apple releases Q1 2007 Financial Results
• PowerArchiver 2007, the robust Windows archiving utility.
• Happy Thanksgiving from ConnectReviews…