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2017 HP Envy 34 Curved All in One - The best sound system computer

The Envy Curved AIO 34 isn't HP's first all-in-one Windows 10 desktop with a 34-inch curved screen, but the redesigned 2017 model takes a huge leap forward over its clunky predecessor in every respect. It sports an elegant yet practical design, produces superior sound, incorporates some atypical features and delivers solid general-purpose performance, all for a reasonable price. It shares the classy design aesthetic of its smaller, flat-screened sibling, the Envy AIO 27. But the wider display demands a bigger base, allowing HP to fit in perks like a Qi-compatible wireless charging pad and an audibly better implementation of the Bang & Olufsen-tuned sound system. You have the option of 7th-generation, quad-core Core i5 or i7 processors, up to 16GB memory, a 256GB SSD plus 2TB HDD and an Nvidia GTX 950M or Radeon RX460 graphics card. The cheapest configuration starts at $1,730 and you can max it out at $2,220. In the UK, you can get a similar setup as our test configuration, but with 8GB RAM and a GTX 950M for £2,000; HP Australia doesn't seem to offer the updated model of this system yet, just last year's squat, ugly model for AU$4,000. Since our test system won't be available until the end of February, I don't yet know if HP UK or Australia will offer a similar model. It's priced head-to-head with Dell's audio-first all-in one, the XPS 27 and cheaper than the 27-inch iMac (for similar configurations), both of which have smaller but much better and higher-resolution flat screen displays. The configuration options don't span a big range that much in price and I think the middle-of-the-road model we tested delivers a reasonable value.