We've seen many all-in-one computers make their way through our labs, but we have to say that HP's latest is one of the more unique ones to date. The HP Envy Recline, as it is called, is a fully-touch enabled AIO computer that is made to be shared with others.

Powerful; Full HD display; Full touch display

No bundled mouse

HP's new ENVY Recline 23 all-in-one system does a very good job at balancing its features. The system has a nice level of performance thanks to its desktop processor, solid state hybrid drive and dedicated graphics.

The basics Windows desktops are having a tough time competing against laptops that keep on getting better year after year, but that doesn't mean there's no innovation going on.

HP's goods usually come in a sleek black and silver finish, but this time we're given the full Beats treatment; That means you're treated to a slick all-black design with bright red highlights that help make the all-in-one stand out from the crowd.

There's not a whole lot to fault the Envy Recline 23 on, as it does its job very well and doesn't look completely hideous; In fact, we rather like its styling, as it helps it stand out from the crowd, plus its 1080p display and HDMI input make it the ideal system for taking to university or for a...

Be envious and desire my HP Envy Recline

The HP Envy Recline 23 is very powerful and responsive.
It is so fast to boot and extremely quiet to run.

The adjustable screen can be used horizontally and vertically
which makes it very adaptable to various applications and it is
a joy to use either by touch or with a...

Adjustable screen angle; Best All In One Ever; Boots In Seconds To Ssd; Features Fantastic Audio; sensitive touch screen; Sleek Red Minimal Design; Stylish And Sleek Design

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