The HP Envy Curved is a so-called all-in-one (''all-in-one''), a self-contained computer that comes with an apt name. Who wouldn't be envious of its owner, especially since all components are built into a monitor with a curved screen. We've seen some fantastic computers like this before - the iMac Retina 5K comes to mind - but HP goes a step or two further than the competition with a curved display that offers an even more authentic viewing experience.
Curved screens they are quickly becoming the first choice of users, as they allow viewing from an optimal distance compared to flat screens wider viewing angle and greater depth, giving a more realistic and authentic viewing experience, as the curvature is similar to the natural curvature of our eyes. That's why they suck us in like a star's black hole. No wonder he is HP chosen for his new personal computer all-in-one Envy Curved, which will be the envy of all the competition and will on every toymaker's wish list; not only because of the screen but also because of the hardware.
They are engineers 34 inch screen (86.4 centimeter diagonal) resolution 3440 x 1440 pixels namely equipped with the sixth generation of Intel processors (Core i5 or Core i7 respectively). It has a built-in graphics card Nvidia GeForce GTX 960A, and the sound is provided by a sound system that never disappoints - Bang & Olufsen. There are also SSD disk capacities 128 GB or a hybrid disk with a capacity of up to 2 TB, Web camera Intel RealSense 3D and system memory (up to 16 GB capacity), on which the operating system is stored Windows 10.
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The HP Envy Curved all-in-one computer won't make you a beggar, but it won't be cheap either, because you'll have to shell out for it 1,799.99 US dollars (approx. 1580 euros).
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