In pictures: HP Envy 15 Beats Audio notebook

Plenty of style, features and good performance make this a desirable 15in notebook

A large touchpad (110x68mm) sits on the clean palm rest. It's a Synaptics pad that supports gestures such as three-finger flicks and two-finger scrolling. It performed reasonably well in our tests, but we sometimes found it to be unresponsive and we had to repeat our actions and put a little more pressure on the pad.

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