The inclusion of a USB hub is nice even if the ports are only USB 2. The stand is fairly sturdy and can rise and lower pretty easily. For the purposes of large organizations the on screen controls make it easy to provide data about the total hours used...

Out of the 450 that we purchased at least a quarter of them we have users have disconnected the USB cable for the touchscreen in part because the touchscreen often will erroneously indicate that the screen is being touched even when it isn't....

Excellent monitor, and surprisingly good tech support after touch failed

Touch failed after 14 months BUT HP replaced the monitor ... in LESS THAN 24 HOURS (but with the usual 4 transfers prior to getting to the right tech support person)

Great product for the price. Does what I need and the screen quality is great vivid and sharp

Only thing missing is a web cam

I needed a touch screen display for some personal apps, this display did the job at a decent price. The size is fine for day to day use

There is no HDMI port on the monitor, also while the display works with Windows 8 it is not "Windows 8 Certified

Looks like a typical ANSI compliant screw pattern on the back. Stock mount used tabs on top but typical screws on the bottom (see the flat side view photo). Any ANSI compliant mount will work. See if HP can confirm. Nothing about ANSI in the manual

Requires HP confirmation (goog luck)

you can wall mount this there is a kit some where on the interwebs for it

none

Works as advertised right out of the box ; Although not pictured or otherwise specified in the Newegg description or the HP product web site this monitor comes with every cable you might need - DisplayPort, USB A/B, DVI and Analog ; No driver disc...

None yet. We'll see if it lasts