by Community Headlines
October 15, 2009 09:51 AM
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In conjunction with the release of Microsoft's highly anticipated Windows 7 Operating System on October 22nd, HP is letting loose new consumer and business focused TouchSmart PCs, notebooks, and a 42-inch HD interactive digitial signage display.
On the consumer TouchSmart PCs, gone is the 25.5 inch behemoth in favor of more space friendly 20 and 23 inch sizes. On the software front, HP's given the TouchSmart Suite a major overhaul, bundling in new touch-friendly applications for Hulu, Twitter, Netflix, and a whole lot more.
Full details in the press release below | Visit the TouchSmart Microsite at HP.com
Building upon its nearly 30-year history of touch innovation, HP today launched the next era of multitouch computing for consumers and businesses.
Among the new products, HP introduced three touch-enabled HP TouchSmart PCs and its first fully interactive, 42-inch diagonal, high-definition (HD) digital signage touch display, the HP LD4200tm.
"Since the launch of the first TouchSmart PC nearly three years ago, we've worked closely with a growing number of software companies and independent vendors to develop built-for-touch applications that give consumers and businesses rich interactive multimedia experiences,