Asus Eeetop ET2400IGTS

Large touch-sensitive screen. True quad-core processor. USB 3.0 ports. Includes wireless keyboard, mouse, networking, and IR remote. Blu-ray. True 1080p HD. SonicMaster Audio. HDMI and VGA-in.

External IR receiver dongle. Bit of bloatware. Eee Cinema playback program is a little buggy. Apps not well integrated.

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I'm a computer technician, and in the past month have purchased 3 of these units for one of the offices I work for. I usually LOVE Asus, and try to only buy their computers. but this experience has really turned me off

Speakers arent as loud as you would hope from a unit this size. iMac feels twice as loud ; Touch screen works, but nobody ever uses it (lots of glare too) ; Bloatware, forced anti virus and trial versions of office and other programs ; Not enough USB...

Relatively quiet, good performance, good price

Uses external power brick. -- Newegg Open Box came without power supply

Quad core ; 6GB RAM (3 x 2GB with room for a 4th stick) ; 6470 Video ; Touchscreen ; TV inputs ; HDMI outputs ; 23.6" screen ; 1080P ; USB 3.0 side ports, and supposedly sata 3 internally

Can't upgrade hard drive to SSD. Asus says I have to send it in pay for their high priced SSDs and not the one I want ; Can't install my own copy of Windows as they don't give out the video drivers (the one's on their site don't even see the 6470 card...