HP TouchSmart 310Z

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Pros:

Improved touch software; spacious hard drive; TV tuner
Sturdy, handsome design; revamped touch environment is easier to navigate; App Market offers potential for expanded touch app library.

Cons:

No Blu-ray drive; smaller, lower-resolution screen than competing systems in this price range; so-so productivity performance
Uncompetitive features for the price of this upgraded configuration.

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Last revision on July 12, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Improved touch software; spacious hard drive; TV tuner
Sturdy, handsome design; revamped touch environment is easier to navigate; App Market offers potential for expanded touch app library

Reviewers Didn't Like

No Blu-ray drive; smaller, lower-resolution screen than competing systems in this price range; so-so productivity performance
Uncompetitive features for the price of this upgraded configuration

Expert reviews and ratings

HP’s TouchSmart still has the best desktop touch software we’ve used, but this compact model’s specs and performance are no match for similarly priced all-in-ones....

By Computer Shopper on March 01, 2011

The $699 version of HP's TouchSmart 310z looks like an appealing home media center thanks to the upgraded touch software, but this tweaked $1,109 version lacks value. Configure a more modest 310z for a better deal without sacrificing touch...

By cnet on November 03, 2010

Simply put, the HP TouchSmart 310z is not for everyone. Its touch-screen capabilities will attract some, as will the all-in-one form factor. However, others not seeking such characteristics will want to shop around for...

By Dev Hardware on December 06, 2010