HP Launches Small Footprint PCHP Launches Small Footprint PC
The all-in-one computer has an 18.5-inch screen, DVD burner, and built-in webcam, and is designed for small businesses where space is at a premium.
December 7, 2009

Hewlett-Packard Pro MS200 All-In-One Desktop PC
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Hewlett-Packard Pro MS200 All-In-One Desktop PC
Hewlett-Packard introduced an all-in-one desktop PC for small businesses looking for a computer to fit in a space-constrained office.
The HP Pro MS200, unveiled Monday, comes with an 18.5-inch diagonal screen that tilts and swivels, a DVD burner and built-in webcam. HP is offering a 60-day trial of its Virtual Rooms service for hosting virtual meetings and video-enabled chat. The MS200 also includes an Athlon dual-core processor and ATI Radeon 3200 graphics card from Advanced Micro Devices. Other components include a 250 GB hard drive, built-in Wi-Fi and Microsoft Windows 7 Professional. HP is marketing the system as a stylish, small-footprint machine for space-constrained cubicles, executive conference rooms, schools, nurse stations and hotel lobbies. "HP has seen a growing customer demand for all-in-one PCs to simplify set-up and streamline workplace environments," Alan Reed, VP and general manager of business desktops at HP's Personal Systems Group, said in a statement. The MS200, which complies with Energy Star 5.0 standards, has a starting price of $699. The new product expands HP's all-in-one PC portfolio for small businesses. In October, the company unveiled a slate of new business-focused PCs in anticipation of Microsoft's Windows 7 launch. The systems included the multi-touch TouchSmart 9100 for customer-facing environments, such as hotels or banks. HP also introduced entry-level enterprise laptops called the ProBook 6545b and 6445b, and the first of a new small business line called HP Elite. In March, the company unveiled new business ink-jet printers, scanners and fax machines, and new support options. Our "A New IT Manifesto" report looks at a variety of new approaches and technologies that let IT rebels take on a whole new role, enhancing their companies' competitiveness and engaging their entire organizations more intimately with customers. Download the report here (registration required).
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