You may notice some similarities between this write up and the Envy 23 review we posted back in April, although this HP does not come with as many bells and whistles. Nonetheless, the Pavilion 23 is built for both work and play with a Windows 8 operating system and delivers faster than expected...

No Hassle Setup; Touch Capabilities; Daring Display; Customize Your Desktop; Decent Audio

Minor Grievances; Graphics Lacking; Dated Design

After a brief lull, AIOs are making a comeback to help salvage and reinvent the stalling PC industry. With reducing profit margins and staring down the barrel of potential losses, OEMs are pulling out all the stops to outcompete, out-innovate and offer consumers products they will happy to purchase.

Slim design; good aesthetics; Gorgeous; 1080p; IPS display; Nice multi-touch experience; Better-than-average onboard sound; Three year warranty

No HDMI; Lack of TV mode

Jan 17 2014 - For those that want a low cost desktop all-in-one system, the HP Pavilion 23-b390 is a good overall option. It offers some decent performance from its AMD quad core processor and better than average integrated graphics.

While there are upgrades available for this computer, the starting setup is more than enough to make it a decent system on a budget. It has an Intel i3 dual-core processor for great speed and performance, as well as 8GB of RAM; while not mind-blowing, it's more than enough for common tasks and you...

I would recommend. The system comes with a 3 month full warranty since it was bought refurbished. We've been using it for a month now, and very pleased with it. Will have to revisit the review in a year. Connected a cable lock to it, worked just fine.

Easy to set up; Unpacked and turned it on

The keyboard is tiny, our church secretary was not comfortable with it; But external ones work fine

Hey this Is a great product. I am enjoy it, work gets interesting with. I've had people go and buy there after they saw my own. Give it trial and you'll thank me later.

It is an amazing and stylish HP All-in-one computer. Its touchscreen is also great. It is enough for home need. I would recommend it to every one.

If you are looking for a dependable easy to master desktop this is definitely one to put on your review to do list. I have previous experience with HP that I had no problems with and they DO (in my contacts with their support technicians) a good job when repairs/technical support was required.

I bought this all-in-one for my wife because price and name looked good. The reviews online looked good, but I guess they were for the Intel-based Pavilions, because this Pavilion is a dog in all respects - programs lock up and don't respond while the CPU and RAM struggle.

I watched this model from the time it appeared on the market (priced from $1100 to $1300 depending on the vendor) through price reductions as newer models were released, and I felt at $649 it was time to finally purchase it. The unit itself is perfect ...