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HP's models with just a number and no name like HP 24 are generally the bottom of the range models so don't expect it to be anything special. The bits after the dash are the particular configuration of components it uses (CPU, memory amount, storage etc.)
It's circa 2015-2016 so three or four years old. Like a lot of cheaper all in ones it uses laptop components rather than the faster desktop ones but those are mid-range parts and it's not too old so it'll be capable enough and easily handle common programs.
It appears to have most of the usual disadvantages of an all in one compared to a MiniPC like awkwardly placed ports and no other inputs on the screen (to use it for other devices like game consoles).
Price-wise I'd expect it to be around £150-175. All in ones do tend to command a bit of a premium. |
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2-12-2019 03:00:21
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