HP outs Spectre One All-In-One desktop PC

HP’s top of the line ultrabooks are not the only products that will carry the “Spectre” name. In fact, it will represent HP’s latest All-In-One desktop PC, the HP Spectre One.

The HP Spectre One is a 23.6-inch AIO desktop PC which is only 11.5 mm thick. It has an aluminum frame, a tilting 1920×1080 pixel display and runs Windows 8. However, it does not ship with a touch screen, TV tuner and an optical drive. The reason for doing so is to keep the device as thin as possible. To keep it finger-friendly with Windows 8, it will come bundled with a large and very familiar wireless multitouch-gesture touchpad.

Other features include four USB ports (two 3.0), WiFi 802.11n, HDMI, Beats Audio, Ethernet jack, memory card reader and optional discrete graphics and SSDs. HP also included an NFC chip inside the Spectre One to make it work with NFC-enabled smartphones – allowing you to automatically login to Windows 8 or stream content with just a tap.

The HP Spectre One will be carrying Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs, 1GB Nvidia graphics card, a wireless keyboard and programmable NFC tags. It will arrive in the U.S. on November 14 and will cost $1,299PHP 76,232INR 110,090EUR 1,237CNY 9,455 or almost Php54,000USD 920INR 78,008EUR 876CNY 6,701.

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Diangson Louie

This article was written by Louie Diangson, Managing Editor of YugaTech. You can follow him at @John_Louie.

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23 Comments

Yuja says:

12 years ago

Wow, this could be the best gift ever. Nice job HP.
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mcometa says:

12 years ago

What the hell HP? What the hell… That base looks like a Macbook Air. That Keyboard and pad on top view looks like the one from mac. I see where you got your inspiration.
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copycat says:

12 years ago

haha what the hell!!!!! it should be named as HP-mac….. I guess Mac should sue all these copycats not only samsung
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grayscale says:

12 years ago

Yuga, why not use Disqus or your own login system for the comments? Suggestion lang, medyo hassle kasi na everytime magco-comment ka, kailangan ng credentials. Suggestion lang naman.
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franz says:

12 years ago

Somebody will get sued. lol
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imock says:

12 years ago

Sabi ko na nga ba, mukang iMac, lalo na yung keyboard at trackpad. Pwede namang gawing black and white yung keyboard, para at least indi maikumpara sa iMac, na ganung ganun din ang design. Pati base, halata kung kanino pinagkopyahan, pero at least may effort na maiba, hehe.

Pagtingin ko sa comments section, indi lang pala ako nag-iisip na muka siyang iMac, haha.
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FelixTheMatt says:

12 years ago

….and still, people hates Apple for suing other companies
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Dreb says:

12 years ago

Looks really like a Mac but i’d probably get this if it has the same performance with Mac.
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Ice says:

12 years ago

“ismell” a lawsuit
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wha says:

12 years ago

iMac copy cat = Apple will sue . .
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krimani says:

12 years ago

apple. HP nga eh
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Iyan Sommerset says:

12 years ago

No thanks. HP hasn’t done anything in the past four years to show it has stopped making cheaply-built, defective products. Will pass.
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HP < APPLE says:

12 years ago

Congratulations HP

You’re on your way to be the next Samsung…

Bunch of copycats!
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ghendoquicoy says:

12 years ago

It has become a stereotypical notion to label a thing that has similar idea to a predominant and renowned one. The question is, did Mac acquired a patent for the idea of “all-in-one computer?” Also, take note that long before MAC invented the “all-in-one computer,” there has been few all-in-one desktops existing. The only problem why they weren’t as renowned as MAC’s similar computer is that MAC’s computer outweighed the specs and performance of these existing desktops, leaving them behind and disregarded for a while until now.
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RaMi says:

12 years ago

The keyboard and trackpad is VERY similar to iMac. There are a lot of possible great ideas/concepts. Wala bang imagination and innovation ang HP design team?!
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