As a follow-up of April’s Ivy Bridge desktops, HP has released another wave of all-in-ones to cater to both businesses and consumers: the Compaq Elite 8300, the Compaq Pro 6300, the HP Envy 23, and the HP Pavilion 23.
This is not the first time that HP has managed to create machines that target several audiences. Emilio Ghilardi of the PC Division, HP, explained: “Customers have been asking for all-in-one PC designs that do not compromise on performance, reliability or security. With these sleek, elegant designs and powerful options, HP continues to innovate to meet the needs of a growing marketplace.”
Danielle Levitas of IDC supported the theory while projecting the devices’ future in the industry.
“All-in-one PCs are expected to grow in popularity,” she said, “accounting for 27% of worldwide desktop PC sales by 2016. In a recent commercial PC buyer study in the United States, IDC found that the purchase intent for all-in-ones was up across the range of small to large businesses. This trend puts vendors with a broad offering of all-in-one products and options- like HP- in a very good position to meet that growing commercial demand.”
TechPowerUp.com presents the features of the new HP Compaq Elite 8300:
“The HP Compaq Elite 8300 All-In-One Business PC, HP’s most powerful and multimedia-rich all-in-one PC, provides demanding enterprise users with proven performance and the option for intuitive touch experiences. An attractive, space-efficient solution ideal for customer-facing work areas, kiosks and more, the PC features a 23-inch diagonal, full high-definition (HD) display with an optional built-in 2-megapixel webcam and dual microphone array. SRS Premium Sound PRO also comes standard for high frequency definition in a variety of listening environments.”
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