#Hp beats all in one Pc#
#Hp beats all in one Bluetooth#

#Hp beats all in one Pc#

The PC also offers 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, though 802.11 ac Wi-Fi is available as an optional extra. That's not a bad haul - you'll have four ports remaining after you've factored in the wired keyboard and mouse. You'll find the HDMI port on the rear, accompanied by four USB 2.0 ports and the Gigabit Ethernet adapter. There's also an HDMI input button, which you can press to toggle between the PC's display, and whatever's on a device you've connected with an HDMI cable. The PC's port selection is relatively generous: a pair of USB 3.0 ports sit on the left side, joined by a multiformat media card reader and a headphone jack.

#Hp beats all in one Bluetooth#

Stereo speakers, headphone/microphone jacksД®thernet, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 I found I could get around that by adjusting its position on my desk, but some might not have that luxury. In brighter environments, you'll run into a lot of glare, and often be staring right back at your reflection. There is a problem here: the screen's glossy coating makes for a very reflective display. Video quality is similarly strong, and HD movies look sharp. Text looks crisp, which makes for a great reading experience. More importantly, I noticed no color shifting or contrast degradation as I looked at images on the display. Colors are reproduced faithfully, and look bright and vivid on the display. The PC's 23-inch touchscreen has a 1,920x1,080-pixel resolution, and image quality is rather good. The bundled pair are wired, and while not bad, not very good either - just your standard, generic pack-ins. I'd recommend bringing your own keyboard and mouse though. You can also spend a bit more to replace the DVD burner with a Blu-Ray drive.

For an extra $35 on HP's US site you can get a model with a 1TB solid state hybrid drive (SSHD), and that'll be worth the upgrade. It's a relatively slow 5,400rpm model, however. That leaves plenty of room on the 1TB storage drive. It can't lie completely flat, and the hinge is a bit stiffer than one I saw on the Acer Aspire U5-620, but it's still fairly easy to shift about. This all-in-one sits on an easel-like stand, and can lean back a fair amount to give you a more comfortable surface for gaming and doodling.