HP - ENVY 20" Portable Touch-Screen All-in-One Computer - Intel Core i3 - 4GB Memory - 1TB Hard Drive - Silver

Really good computer, fast, love it. Movies look real good on it. Must buy a external dvd, But that's fine, Would definitely recommend the camera too. Excellent video & pictures, I will use this instead of my camcorder, Would have shown excellent video of my kids riding there four wheeler, But this a little new to me, And didn't know how to download yet.

This computer really is a desktop, laptop and tablet all rolled into one. One minute I'm using it at my desk with the wireless keyboard, the next minute I unplug the power cord and move it to the couch while I watch tv using the touchscreen feature. The touchscreen virtual keyboard works great, and since the "real" keyboard is wireless I can choose to just bring it to the couch as well. This comp really does function well as all three- desktop, laptop or tablet. I'm extremely happy that we bought the HP Envy Rove. Plus it contains beats audio which is Dr. recommended...

I call this an iPad on steroids, as it looks like an over-sized tablet, and is fairly heavy. The touch screen is excellent -- very responsive. The fact that the monitor can be positioned at any angle is truly a plus. The brace in the back of the monitor is hydraulic, and appears when a large button which is flat against the body of the monitor is pressed -- very cool! It is actually a fun product. This is my third HP computer. I stay with HP because they have fantastic tech support!

A tough learning curve, but what can I expect, going from an XP to 8.1 after 9 years. As I get it customized to my preferences I like it more and more. I worked around the libraries snafu as I created my own folders, and avoid the cryptic message "You may delete this library", which doesn't work, by the way. Any advice on this issue would be appreciated. I haven't figured out Bookmarks yet, but that may be a Google issue. I'd like to use Chrome but Mozilla is still easier for me, as I am familiar with it. I like the way my music is handled, and the speakers are fine for my ear - but I would like to figure out how to connect my own speakers, which I think are better. I have scads of pictures and there's plenty of memory for them, plus I can use them as a screensaver as I did before. All in all, I'm happy with the Rove.

I believe this computer is a great introduction to the portable All-in-one Desktop. In my case, the ability to disconnect and reconnect the Rove from its power source is vital if you live in a studio or smaller apartment. It's super simple to relocate it, including its wireless keyboard and mouse to wherever you need it to me. However, my biggest drawback is that it doesn't operate as modern at is looks than most up to date computers. The Beats Sound system is nothing spectacular either.

I can not judge the value as I got this when Best Buy ran the 40% off of Open Box, but I can I really love the touchscreen and the portability. My son and I plop this on the ottoman, sit back on the coach, and watch movies, my wife takes it to the kitchen to work on things in the morning, and it takes up almost no room on the desk leaving it clean. I installed another 4GB of RAM and now it runs really well, a shame that a new PC is using over 90% memory anytime you have too much open and with the Panels in Windows 8 most things keep running. If you do this make sure you get 1.35V RAM and not 1.5V. Love it overall.

The computer is great but I hate windows 8. It is way to complicated to use. I wish that you had the option to change it to an older format of windows.

I enjoy the ease of using the "tile" system to open my Email, browser, Facebook, etc. I am still a novice at this so finding the "how to step by step processes" of doing certain actions has been difficult. More on-line step by step instructions on basic movements within Windows 8 might help someone like me. Maybe those instructions are there and I haven't found them yet!