Digital Trends take a look at the All-in-One PC offering from HP - TouchSmart IQ770. Built around an AMD Turion X2 TL-52 mobile processor, the IQ770 comes with 2GB of DDR2 RAM, a 320GB hard drive, Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 256MB graphics adapter, slot loading lightscribe DVD writer, and 19” LCD display. What I think really makes this system stand out though is the integrated pocket media bay so you can add even more storage space, the 1.3 megapixel camera, coaxial digital out and the integrated NTSC and ATSC TV tuners. Other features include integrated 802.11 a/b/g WiFi, 5.1 audio out, FireWire and 4 USB inputs, and an 8-in-1 media card reader. Video inputs for both the ATSC (HDTV) and NTSC tuners are on the side of the system, and can look rather cluttered with all of the cables connected to it. The TouchSmart IQ770 really includes just about every bell and whistle we could think of, short of a next generation DVD player.

The TouchSmart IQ770 is the perfect companion for any home, and really excels when it can be used for multiple tasks. Keep in mind that this is a pure entertainment system, and should be thought of as such. The font size alone will inhibit any sort of prolonged office use. With that being said, the TouchSmart IQ770 is the most powerful and full-featured all-in-one system we have seen to-date. We like that you can upgrade the memory to a hefty 4GB and even add more storage via the Pocket Media drive bay ensuring the TouchSmart IQ770 will live a long and healthy life. In the game of power, neither Sony's W series systems nor Apple's iMac can touch the TouchSmart IQ770. Improvements we would like to see on future models include media keys on the keyboard, a shortcut to the HP SmartCenter on the remote control and a way to hide the DVD drive and media card reader to give the system a cleaner look.