HP TouchSmart TM2T Tablet - Intel Core i3

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Pros:

Sleek aluminum design, Bright, responsive touchscreen, Good graphics performance, Accurate and smooth pen input, Strong battery life
Supports pen and multiple-touch input; good battery life; switchable graphics; low cost for a convertible tablet

Cons:

Slow TouchSmart software, No accelerometer for switching display, Mediocre touchpad
Bulky; no optical drive; too much bloatware

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Last revision on November 1, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Sleek aluminum design, Bright, responsive touchscreen, Good graphics performance, Accurate and smooth pen input, Strong battery life
Supports pen and multiple-touch input; good battery life; switchable graphics; low cost for a convertible tablet

Reviewers Didn't Like

Slow TouchSmart software, No accelerometer for switching display, Mediocre touchpad
Bulky; no optical drive; too much bloatware

Expert reviews and ratings

This convertible tablet sports a sleek design and strong overall performance, but HP's sluggish touch software holds it...

By LaptopMag on June 27, 2010

Unlike most ultraportable convertible tablets, the tm2t includes switchable graphics, features strong battery life, and doesn't cost too much....

By Computer Shopper on June 01, 2010

There are surely some things we'd change about the HP TouchSmart tm2 – we'd remove the battery bump, slim down the entire chassis, put in a normal touchpad, and speed up the Touchsmart software – but for an $899 starting price and...

By Engadget on June 27, 2010