
The HP ProStudio 4 G1i All-in-One PC combines performance and modern technology in a compact body. It's built around a ten-core Intel Core Ultra 5 225T processor, complemented by 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a fast 512GB SSD. All content is displayed on a 23.8" IPS display with Full HD resolution. This all-in-one PC is designed for efficient work and video conferencing, which is taken to the next level by the integrated neural processing unit. The Intel AI Boost NPU with 13 TOPS performance accelerates artificial intelligence tasks, such as noise suppression or background blur during video calls, with lower power consumption. Smooth and secure communication is ensured by a pop-up 5Mpx camera and support for the Wi-Fi 6E standard. The computer is supplied without an operating system, giving companies the freedom to deploy their own software solution.


At the heart of the setup is an Intel Core Ultra 5 225T processor with 10 cores and 10 threads, reaching frequencies of up to 4.9GHz. For fast system and application response, it includes 16GB of DDR5 memory running at 5,600MHz. One of the two memory slots remains free, allowing for future expansion up to 64GB. The processor includes an integrated Intel AI Boost NPU, which offers 13 TOPS of performance. This specialised unit takes over computations related to artificial intelligence, reducing the load on the main processor and increasing efficiency during video conferencing or when working with AI applications. For data storage, you'll use the 512GB M.2 NVMe SSD, which shortens loading times.

Your workspace and visual content are provided by a 23.8" IPS display with Full HD resolution (1920×1080). The panel, with a brightness of 250 nits and an anti-glare finish, reduces reflections in brightly lit rooms. Coverage of 99% of the sRGB colour space ensures faithful colour reproduction. For comfort during long-term use, the display features Low Blue Light technology, which reduces blue light emissions. For video calls, there's a pop-up 5Mpx camera with a physical shutter for privacy protection. A set of two integrated microphones and a pair of 2W speakers with a Realtek ALC3252 codec form a complete audiovisual solution.

Fast and stable network connection is ensured by an Intel Wi-Fi 6E wireless card and Bluetooth 5.3 technology. For a wired connection, it offers a Gigabit Ethernet port. The computer provides a wide range of ports for connecting peripherals. On the body, you'll find a modern USB-C port with a transfer speed of 20Gb/s and support for 15W charging, a second USB-C 10Gb/s with DisplayPort Alt Mode, one USB-A port with a transfer speed of 10Gb/s, and two USB-A ports with a transfer speed of 5Gb/s. A unique feature is the presence of both an HDMI input and output. The HDMI 1.4 input port allows you to use the computer as an external monitor for another device, while the HDMI 2.1 output lets you connect an additional screen to extend your workspace.

This office computer integrates advanced business features. Hardware-level security is handled by the HP Wolf Security for Business suite of tools. Management in a corporate environment is made easier by the HP Manageability Integration Kit, which simplifies deployment and maintenance. The design, measuring 525.0×539.6×319.4mm and weighing 6.3kg, emphasises sustainability. It uses recycled materials, such as plastics, metals, and glass. The computer comes with a pre-installed FreeDOS system, offering flexibility for installing a corporate operating system.
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