HP 290 G2 Micro Tower
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HP 290 G2 Micro Tower
If you're looking for a computer that does not take too much space, the compact HP 290 G2 Micro Tower complies with one of the requirements. With dimensions 17 × 27.75 × 33.8 cm, the HP 290 G2 Micro Tower comes in everywhere and will not interfere anywhere. It is great for office use or home computer. The HP 290 G2 Micro Tower reader has a fast Intel processor and comes with the supplied USB keyboard and mouse. A modern and secure Windows 10 Pro operating system is preinstalled on your computer.
Key features of the HP 290 G2 Micro Tower
- Compact HP 290 G2 Micro Tower
- The modern Intel processor ensures smooth operation
- Rich equipment with lots of connectors
- Preinstalled with Windows 10 Pro
The modern Intel processor ensures the smooth running of the HP 290 G2 reader
The HP 290 G2 features a modern quad-core Intel Pentium Gold G5500 processor and 4GB of fast DDR4 memory, ensuring reliable and smooth application operation. Integrated Intel UHD Graphics 630 graphics card can handle even less demanding games. For your data, the HP 290 G2 Micro Tower comes with a large 1TB hard drive .
Number of HP 290 G2 Micro Tower Reader Connectors
The HP 290 G2 Micro Tower contains a number of USB connectors to connect to devices such as external drives or USB sticks, You can also use HDMI and VGA connectors to connect your TV or projector to your computer. The HP 290 G2 Micro Tower also features an optical DVD drive and card reader.
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