The HP Pavilion 23 and ENVY 23 are two all-in-one computers that are sure to be on the wish lists of new buyers, although both cater for a different kind of computer user. The Pavilion 23 is designed for consuming the web rather than designing for it, and has processing power that is ideal for most everyday tasks. The ENVY 23 all-in-one steps it up slightly across the board with enhanced performance and a cool looking design.

You can see a quick visual look at both the HP ENVY 23 and Pavilion 23 in the video below this article, which explains exactly why you might want to consider either one of these desktop computers. HP’s worldwide marketing manager, Xavier Lauwaert, gives a taste of the specs for both these all-in-ones and explains ideal user for each.

The HP Envy 23 includes a TV tuner, Blu-ray drive, HDMI-in port, the ability to choose up to 2TB of storage, Beats Audio for amazing sounds, a 23-inch 1080p display, and the option of AMD trinity or Ivy Bridge (Core i5 Ivy Bridge) processors. The Pavilion 23 might miss out on some of the higher specs, but you’ll find up to 2TB of storage, a 1080p screen, and the same processor options. Watch the video below this article for further information.

Are you more of a casual computer user or do you like something a lot more demanding? You can also see a visual review of both these machines thanks to official photos, which can be seen below. These press pictures give you a close-up of the Pavilion 23 and ENVY 23 from all angles, so take a look and let us know what you think of both these computers from a visual point of view.

Both computers will be available to buy at retailers from August 5, although the release date is 3 days sooner if you buy direct at HP.

As Shane McGlaun over at slashgear.com recently noted, the Hannspree SN22A1 comes with a large 21.5-inch screen that supports multi-touch capability and uses LED backlighting. The unit crams all of the hardware into its monitor, making the SN22A1 ideal for those with limited desk space.

The Hannspree SN22A1 all-in-one PC is powered by a 1.66GHz dual-core Intel D510 processor, runs on the Windows Home Premium Standard operating system, and comes with a 320GB hard drive, 3GB of DDRII RAM, an integrated optical drive, four USB ports and a memory card reader.

Other specs include an integrated 1.3-megapixel webcam, a full 1080p HD resolution, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity and HDMI / VGA inputs. The SN22A1’s slim stand can be tilted from 10-degrees, to 55-degrees. The Hannspree SN22A1 AIO has been priced up at £349.99 including VAT.

Are you thinking about buying a new all-in-one desktop PC? If you are, do you like the sound of the Hannspree SN22A1?

According to a recent article over at benchmarkreviews.com, the LG V300 – which has been developed in partnership with Intel – features a 23-inch, 3D Film-type Patterned Retarder (FPR) display, IPS screen technology and a triple camera system for more accurate multi-touch functionality.

The LG V300 all-in-one PC comes with 2 sets of lightweight polarized glasses, which provide users with a more comfortable and enjoyable 3D viewing experience. Meanwhile, the IPS (In-Plane Switch) screen technology enables an impressive 178-degee viewing angle.

Other specs (which are subject to change depending on country and region) include a choice of Intel’s Core i3, i5 or i7 processors, a 23-inch full HD (1920 x 1080) LED LCD display, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, Gigabit Ethernet, a HD webcam with stereo microphone, a 5-in-1 card reader and Wi-Fi / Bluetooth connectivity.

You can read more about the LG V300 via the benchmarkreview.com website.

According to a recent article by Chris Davies over at slashgear.com, the Samsung AF315 all-in-one PC boasts a super-slim bezel that is supposedly targeted at female customers. It also comes with Intel’s 2.75GHz i5-2390T processor and AMD Radeon HD6730M 1GB graphics.

The AF315 sports a 23-inch full HD 3D display, a 1TB hard drive, a TV tuner, Bluetooth, Blu-ray player, USB 3.0 port and 4GB of DDR3 memory. The Samsung AF315 also comes with a permanently powered USB port that charges your gadgets even when the Windows 7 PC is switched off.

As Thomas Ricker over at engadget.com reports, the AF315 comes packaged with a remote control and a wireless keyboard and mouse combo. The AF315 all-in-one desktop PC will be going on sale as from May 26th (tomorrow) in South Korea, with a price tag of 2.19 million won ($1,987).

We are unsure at this stage whether or not the Samsung AF315 will become available in any other countries, but we’ll keep you updated if we do hear anything. Would you like to see this all-in-one released in other countries other than South Korea?

The ThinkCentre Edge 91z was not supposed to be announced until tomorrow however the geniuses at Engadget were able to get their hands on Lenovo’s announcement plan. From the plan we are able to obtain some details on both the specs and the price of this device.

The specs listed include a 21.5” 1080p display, 80GB mSATA auxiliary SSD, ATI graphics, Intel Core i7 processors and a promise from Lenovo that the ThinkCentre Edge has a boot speed of just 20 seconds.

It also features a VGA input so an additional screen can be added, HDMI output, carrying handle and VESA mount and a wireless keyboard. Although there is no official price listed, Engadget seems to think that if the specs are accurate we can expect the prices to range between $700 and $1200.

Check out the full article at Engadget by clicking the link above where you will also find that the ThinkCentre Edge is expected out in June. Will you be getting one? Let us know in the comments below.

According to a recent article by Dana Wollman over at engadget.com, the Wind Top AE2070 comes with a 20-inch multi-touch LCD display with a resolution of 1600 x 900, a 6-in-1 memory card reader, a DVD burner, two 3-watt speakers and a 500GB 7,200RPM hard drive.

Although the AE2070 comes standard equipped with a dual-core G620 processor, it can be upgraded to the 3.1Ghz Intel Core i3 processor. Customers also have the option of upgrading the graphics to a NVIDIA GeForce GT540M high performance graphics card if they choose to.

In regards to software, the Wind Top AE2070 runs Windows 7 along with the most recent version of MSI’s Wind Touch UI, which features both Twitter and Facebook buttons in the browser, sticky notes, a dedicated window for viewing video and photos and both weather and time widgets.

As noted over on the MSI website, the AE2070 also comes with Wi-Fi (b/g/n), a 0.3 MP webcam with microphone, a HDMI out, 2 USB 3.0 ports and 4 USB 2.0 ports. Are you thinking about buying an all-in-one PC? If so, what do you think of the Wind Top AE2070?

You can see this AIO above (more here), as you can see the form factor is similar to other HP models, however underneath you have some impressive technical specifications which should make this an impressive piece of kit whilst using a relatively low amount of energy, that said the focus has been to make this a small form-factor PC, which obviously has affect on some of the internal hardware choices.

In terms of specifications you get the E-350 dual-core 1.6GHz processor, up to 8GB of RAM, Radeon HD 6310 graphics, up to a 750GB HDD, a DVD writer, WiFi b/g/n and a 20-inch display which supports a resolution of 1900 x 1600.

Less important specs include six USB 2.0 ports, built-in stereo speakers and gigabit Ethernet, it runs Windows 7 as standard, however you can choose Red Flag Linux or FreeDOS if you prefer.

The HP 100B is well-worth checking out if you are worried about power consumption, also its price tag is pretty impressive starting at just $499 when it becomes available in February, do you think you will buy one?

Darren Murph of Engadget is reporting in an article via Impress that the new PC has a 21.5 LCD screen, a 500GB SATA hard drive, and 3.2 GHz Core i3-550 processor. Other features include 8GB DDR3 of memory, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and DVD burner. Murph said the Acer is “one of the sexiest AIO units we’ve seen in quite some time.”

There are an impressive eight USB 2.0 ports, and a gigabit Ethernet port. The screen has 1920 x 1080 resolution, and is bundled with Windows 7 Home Premium. Coming to Japan it will be priced at 69,800 yen, which is roughly $830