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Works, but no headset exists for the plug
Did get this and removed all bloatware as suggested. That works great, but then went looking for a headset for it. There are no 3.5 mm 4-ring headsets. So, don't count on getting one.

Returned to HP. A few simple changes would fix this design.
I've had other tablet PCs in the past and I'm a firm believer in them.

This unit from HP is fairly decent except that it has 1 flaw that was the deal-breaker for me:
The touchpad does not have physical buttons. I'm a two handed touchpad users. I move the cursor with one hand, and I put the buttons with the other hand. This tablet is cost reduced so that there is only 1 button under the touchpad for the mouse button emulation.
The way the unit determines whether the right or left mouse button is being pressed is by the finger location on the touchpad, plus the pressing down of the single switch. If they had just put in two real button for the mouse, it would have been a winner for me.

The other annoyances (would not have been deal breakers) are the lack of accelerometer for automatic screen rotation and the nagging info messages when the unit switches from using the Radeon GPU to the intel GPU for power savings.

Major video problems (HP Touchsmart TM2)
I have a Touchsmart TM2 with the ATI Radeon card.
While connected to projector, video-out often fails, sometimes as often as every couple minutes.
It then has to be extended again but sometimes cannot be extended on 1920x1080.
Sometimes windows media player fails with error "problem with video card".
This was brought to HP's attention on July 6.
The only debug they asked for was to update the display driver which did nothing.
HP promised to have an expert contact me on Monday this week.
It is now Wednesday night, no call, no email, problem persists.
I am very disappointed in both the product and in HP's customer service.
Therefore, I neither recommend this PC nor HP in general.
(HP case number 4616705121)

Don't waste your money!
I received mine and right from the start the Touchpad didn't work. Getting actual support from HP is very difficult. There are very many reports on the Web about the faulty design of the touchpad.
As for the touch-screen, those who have used an iPad will be very disappointed as the HP touchscreen isn't as responsive nor as specific as the iPad. It also feels very flimsy.
I recommend buying a laptop without known problems and do not recommend purchase of this notebook. I regret having gotten a TM2 and am back using my Dell M1330.

WOW!!!!!!!!
Touch screen is amazing! Graphics Amazing! Speed Amazing! HDMI SWEET!!!! size not to big not to small. The only thing that stinks is that its not made in the united states but then again what is? GOOD JOB HP!!!!!!!!