HP 260 G3 DM 4YV68EA

Stylish and compact

In the case of the 260 G3 DM, HP turned out to be a pretty nice computer that looks very much like a game console. At the same time, he can equally well hide under a table or become a stand for a monitor. In the latter case, a small stand is used to hold the case upright. At the same time, the case weighs just over a kilogram, so it can be easily moved from place to place and used in a variety of scenarios, from home desktop to digital signage.

Four-thread power efficient processor

This configuration of the 260 G3 DM uses a 7th Gen Core i3 dual-core, quad-thread processor running at a fixed clock speed of 2.7GHz. On paper, the processor, although not the most powerful, is more suitable for working with documents, tests, surfing the net or consuming multimedia. But the stone is cold and energy efficient, so the iron does not overheat at all in the tiny space of the case.

4 GB RAM expandable

In terms of memory, we have 4 GB of RAM. By the standards of inexpensive computers, this is not bad equipment, but there are a few twists. Firstly, the motherboard allows you to install an additional 4 GB of RAM and get sane 8 GB. Or replace both the old one and the new one by installing up to 32 GB. Well, instead of a clumsy hard drive, the HP 260 G3 DM relies on the power of a fast 128 GB SSD. The volume is close to the system, but if it is not enough, you can install another M.2 SSD.

Keyboard and mouse included

The kit includes a keyboard with a mouse and a set of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so no additional manipulations are required — plug in the power and you can work. Moreover, you can turn on the computer directly from the keyboard. With regards to wireless interfaces, the Bluetooth receiver belongs to the previous fourth version, while Wi-Fi is already modern — the “five” of the 802.11ac class. Well, a slot for a Kensington lock will not be superfluous for security.