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Competition Recently, Reg Hardware reviewed the "remarkable" HP Touchsmart 600, as our reviewer Alistair Dabbs called this all-in-one PC.

HP TouchSmart 600

Big beastie

You can catch his video review about the touchy-feely mediatastic beast here.

We liked it so much that we asked HP if we could keep our otherwise new review machine to give away for a reader comp. The man from HP, he say 'Yes!'

So here goes: click on the link below and fire up the media player to enter the competition. There is a simple as question

All entrants who answer correctly are entered into a draw. No catches - and as they say, one person MUST WIN. The result is announced on May 30.

Win a HP Touchsmart 600 All-in-one-PC! ®

Latest Comments

Irony

I like the delicious irony that (in Iron/Chrome at least) the entry form would be practically unusable on a touch screen, since the hot-spot for clicking the ENTER link is about a pixel in height thanks to being cunningly 99% overlaid by the "Video" and "Win" buttons.

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Actually a disappointment

Obviously the users interface designers didn't understand what a powerfull device a graphical pointer could be. So far it's just glorified drag and drop. One should send a reel of a GRAIL demo to Microsoft.

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