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Published: 2014-03-04, Author: Michael , review by: tomsguide.com
Attractive and portable desig, Bright displa, Robus, fun software selection
Screen is not full-H, Strange SD Card slot placemen, Lackluster mouse
If you can live with a sub-1080p screen, the HP Envy Rove 20 ($879 as reviewed) holds tons of entertainment value for less than $1,000. The Rove's slick, tablet-esque aesthetic makes it fairly easy to bring to a friend's house, and you can make the mos...
Portable around the house. Huge screen for a portable. Ultrabook performance in a tablet form factor. WiDi compatible. Dualband 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi. Comes with Monopoly and other touch games.
Limited ports. Uncomfortable wireless keyboard. Not full 1080p HD. Somewhat hefty. Lots of preloaded software
The HP Rove 20-K014us portable all-in-one desktop PC has both the innovations and problems that come with being a first-generation product in a nascent category....
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Published: 2013-09-27, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
Portable around the house. Huge screen for a portable. Ultrabook performance in a tablet form factor. Wi-Di compatible. Dual-band 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi. Comes with Monopoly and other touch games.
Limited ports. Uncomfortable wireless keyboard. Not full 1080p HD. Somewhat hefty. Lots of pre-loaded software
The HP Rove 20-K014us portable all-in-one desktop PC has both the innovations and problems that come with being a first-generation product in a nascent category....
No handle for moving the system around, Limited port selection, Underpowered considering price, Too much bloatware
HP's Envy Rove 20 has a nice screen and a wonderfully designed kickstand. But despite a new Haswell CPU, this nearly $1,000 oversized tablet/AIO underperforms and suffers from some design flaws. ...
The portable touchscreen All-in-One segment is one of the more niche places Windows 8 has extended to, but it’s arguably one that makes more sense. More often than not, we ditched the mouse and reached for the touchscreen instead; even the keyboard co...
Quality display, Decent bundled peripherals, Less expensive than similar competition
Mundane design, Too heavy and bulky for tablet use, Short battery life, Disappointing performance, Not a good value
The HP Envy Rove 20 is the most competent all-in-one/tablet crossover thus far. The display is good, the peripherals are reasonable, connectivity is okay, and the price is not too high. Granted, $880 is a lot for a 20-inch all-in-one, but the system's b...
The Rove isn't the thinnest or lightest of this new breed of big tablets, but can it stand up to the competition? We think so. Ultra portability isn't the main driver behind this type of all-in-one. No matter what, tablet all-in-ones like these are goin...
HP Envy Rove 20 er en nyskabelse, det er en stationær computer med mobile træk. Den har en god skærm, klarer hverdagens opgaver og er fleksibel. Den kan klare op til 3-4 timer på batteriet. Endnu er typen dog ikke modnet...
Abstract: En flytbar tablet i stort format. Til gengæld er processoren ikke muskuløs Envy Rove er et godt supplement til din bærbare computer og en ekstra underholdningscentral i hjemmet. Den er ikke helt kraftig nok til alle opgaver, men ordner med lethed de opgav...
