It looks like a massive tablet and packs in a battery on-board, which lets you move it from room to another without interrupting what you're workingon or watching.

Yet, don't try to use this like a laptop on your lap and try and work done..

This thing is clad in brushed aluminium and is particularly heavy at 5.5kg.

The HP Envy Rove 20 is somewhere in between - a mobile all-in-one, if you will - and as the name suggests , this device is meant to rove from one
room to another , from one family member's use to another's.
Making this journey possible is a large metal kickstand that props the device up for a regular
PC style use , or tucks away to lie the Rove 20 flat on the tale for community use, viewing videos, playing boward games and the like.

With specs that are more notebook than desktop PC, the Rove 20 is a capable device for everyday use, though I'd have to say I was disappointed a device this large
didn't ship with a full HD 1920 x 1080 pixel display.

The touch responce for the screen is pretty good though. The Envy Rove 20 is an intriguing form factor from among the dozens we'd have seen for Windows 8 devices, and one that makes a lot of sence within a home.

At it's current price though, t's likely a lot of folks will prefer to pick up a PC/Laptop and a tablet over this "Do it all device."

• Rating: 7/10
• Price : $1,110 |  Rs. 69,990