Until the desktop is reinvented. Companies are increasingly investing for minimalist designs that allow take our PC to any corner of the house or even with us on our travels. Proof of this is the HP Pavilion Mini Desktop, a computer that fits in the palm of your hand and weighs just 730 grams. In addition, this model is able to integrate into its most powerful configuration an Intel Core i3 processor and up to 1 TB of storage in traditional hard drive format. All with four USB ports to expand its functions and HDMI and DisplayPort port to connect to a monitor or TV. We tell you the details.
The HP Pavilion Mini Desktop is a desktop with an ultra-compact package that fits in the palm of your hand. And this model only has just over two inches thick and weighs 730 grams which facilitates both his grip as transportation to anywhere in the house. In fact, even we can take with us on trips and journeys when we move to a friend’s house or our parents. In addition, this compact design facilitates blank that this equipment will gather dust in any corner of the room and not occupy a space that can be used in other tasks.
To enhance this model, we have a basic version with an Intel Celeron processor that should give us a pretty fair return. Users can also opt for a more powerful configuration via an Intel Core i3 fourth-generation chip and a maximum RAM of 8 GB. In the field of storage, also have two different configurations with a hard drive of 500GB or 1TB to store more multimedia files, applications or games. All this through the Windows 8.1 operating system, a platform that allows us to enjoy the huge universe of Windows desktop applications and a new interface with its own app store.
Despite the ultra-compact, HP has not forgotten the section connections HP Pavilion Mini Desktop. This desktop includes four USB ports for connecting devices such as USB sticks or keyboards (including another hard drive to increase capacity), two in the front of the computer and two in the rear. We also have an HDMI port for connecting a monitor or DisplayPort port. The connections are completed with an Ethernet port to connect to the Internet via cable, WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity to leverage wireless devices such as keyboards, mice or speakers. One notable section that closes the circle of a small but interesting PC.
The HP Pavilion Mini Desktop hit the market during the month of February at a starting price of 370 euros.
HP Pavilion Mini Desktop - PC desktop that fits in the hand
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