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With touchscreens becoming some sort of a trend lately, it is certainly no surprise that a lot of tech companies and manufacturers who are too eager to put themselves in the picture. Why not? After all, this type of technology sure would be the wave of the future, and we all know that the future in technology could not come any sooner.

One company has already thrown its hat into the race. Last week, Hewlett-Packard laid its claim to the touchscreen market by introducing its own upgraded touchscreen PC that lis capable of letting users record video notes for others to come, see and enjoy.

With every aspect of a house in mind on the design itself, the HP TouchSmart IQ775 PC has an interactive touchscreen that allows users to perform basic computing actions and schedule activities. Moreover, 19-inch LCD (liquid crystal display) fires up applications and users can leave virtual post-it notes containing voice and video message for other family members.

Other features include Advanced Micro Devices Turion 64Â X2 dual-core TL-58 processor, 500GB hard drive, 2GB of RAM, Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 graphics card, TV tuner, webcam and keyboard.

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