Ordinateur Tout en Un Toshiba Qosmio DX730-10X i5 2450M 2.5Ghz 1To 23

Vivid 1080p screen ; Blu-ray drive ; Decent performance

A little pricey ; Touchscreen isn't particularly accurate

The Toshiba Qosmio DX730 isn't the prettiest computer you could buy, but it's not exactly ugly and with a bright, Full HD screen, decent components and a Blu-ray drive, it could make an excellent second PC for a family living room or as a main media...

Reasonably attractive ; Generous connectivity ; Good screen and audio ; Affordable low-end models

High-end models more expensive than superior competitors ; Fails to excel in any regard ; Average-at-best included peripherals ; Too much glossy

Dual HDMI input

Limited HDMI functionality ; Poor accessories ; Touchscreen + media PC concept doesn't work terribly well ; The usual ergonomic issues of having a vertical touchscreen

Unless you want the HDMI in, the Toshiba Qosmio DX730 simply doesn't do well enough for the asking price. HP's Touchsmart 520 has better quality accessories, nicer screen, better sound and more powerful processor — and is AU$400 cheaper. If you need a...

There’s plenty to love about the Toshiba Qosmio DX730. Its touchscreen displays full HD pictures at the highest resolution. Images look bright, clear and with, little, if any visible hint of blur or distortion. It’s great for gaming, watching the...

In terms of features here there is little to complain about here. The Toshiba Qosmio DX730 is a well stocked bit of kit - the main drawback being that to get the very most from it, the highest specced model will set you back one quid under a grand. And...

The Toshiba Qosmio DX730 is a great bit of kit that comes with all the features one could want for gaming, enjoying the latest films and television shows. Throw in Windows 7 and you’ve got all you need for the home office. As desktop packages go, this...

For a desktop PC costing £1000 should a discrete graphics processor, and possibly a quad-core i5 would not seem out of place, but no doubt the additional cost of the touchscreen has seen corners cut here. Unlike Toshiba's Qosmio branded latops, this...