Windows 8 is polarizing among longtime Windows users . But there ’s one , unavoidable thing about it : It ’s coming . And with it , computer hardware manufacturers are preparing with machines that you ’re going to desire to touch .
Toshiba has a clustering of machines come out for back - to - schooltime , but the one you probably want to devote attention to is the 23 - inch all - in - one LX835 , which has a five - point capitative touch screen . Microsoft is requiring the five - point capableness for Windows 8 — the other all - in - one shipping now employ less accurateoptical touchtechnology .
Specs - wise , it ’s got third - generation ( Ivy Bridge ) Intel Core processors , up to 16 GB of RAM , 3 TB of storage , and two USB 3.0 ports . It can also be That ’s about what you ’d have a bun in the oven from an all - in - one coming out later this year . The purpose is standard for an all - in - one — neither breathtaking nor garish — but the 1080p resolving is a turn of a concern . The pel were clearly visible , large , and noticeable . That ’s not the boastful deal in the world , but when you ’re go up against iMacs with pristine displays , it ’s kind of badgering . It was running Windows 8 Consumer preview , and the touch sensation response was very adept . All five points register with good response times . The screen feel like it would hold up to everyday use , so you would n’t be afraid to utilize the touch functions of your screen for veneration of smudging the shite out of it . This is what you need using Windows 8 to feel like .
Not that it would really count too much if it got scuffed up , though — the smudges might go a shipway to blur out the pixelation . The LX835 starts at $ 900 and will available in Q3 2012 .
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