HP Pro Microtower 280 G1
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HP Pro Microtower 280 G1
Adds power to forced labor
HP Pro Microtower G1 280 is the ideal solution for your home or business office. It has a smaller footprint than traditional tower and deliver distinctive design that will complement your workspace. Equipped with a dual-core processor Intel Core i3 4160 Haswell about 3.6 GHz clock , Integrated graphics Intel HD Graphics 4400 and 4GB of DDR3 memory, provides a low cost exactly the performance you for working with demanding office programs need. The report comes preloaded with 64-bit operating system Microsoft Windows 7 Professional, but in a package you can also find a medium through which you can easily migrate to a modern Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro.
Wide range of expansion
You can customize the PC via a single PCI Express x16 and three PCI Express x1 slots. Because HP Pro Microtower 280 G1 has two RAM slots, and there is even the possibility of increasing memory capacity. The already excellent scalability eventually Factor in yet Hard Drive 500GB and burning optical drive. It supports all current DVD formats and therefore easy play your favorite movies or back up the necessary data.
Rich connector kit
Connecting external peripherals provided A total of 8 USB ports So whether you want to engage control peripherals, printer or flash disk, never hit the lack of connections. Connectors for connecting a monitor or projector represent ports VGA and DVI-D. Of course there is the power connector, RJ-45, which includes a gigabit network card. Comes with your computer keyboard and mouse set HP.
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