This will set you back around £450, which isn’t bad considering the size of the system. The former comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 running at 2.66GHz, 1GB of 667MHz RAM, a 160GB hard drive, a multi-format rewriteable DVD drive, Microsoft Windows Vista Business Edition, and all the vPro capabilities as standard.

It’s available in two configurations, the GV968ET and the GW012EA. Let’s see how it stacks up.īuilt using the same principles as its predecessor, the dc7800p is the ultra slim version of HP’s newest range of 7800 business desktops. So, one year on, HP has updated this line and we now have the dc7800 ready to take over from its erstwhile sibling. It impressed us with its decent productivity performance, low power usage, quiet operation, and of course its tiny chassis and altogether we deemed it a solid solution for large-scale low-power IT departments.

Almost exactly a year ago we took a look at the dc7700p, which was the first desktop computer we’d seen with support for Intel’s then new vPro technology.

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