
The HP ProOne 440 G9 All-in-One PC efficiently combines a desktop computer and a monitor into a single compact body, freeing up space on your desk. This office PC offers smooth performance in a modern work environment. At its core is an Intel Core i3 14100 processor from the Raptor Lake Refresh generation, featuring four cores and a frequency of up to 4.4GHz, paired with 8GB of DDR5 RAM. A 512GB M.2 SSD with a PCIe NVMe interface ensures fast system and application start-up. This HP PC integrates powerful components into the monitor's body and is ready for immediate use right out of the box. It includes a 23.8" IPS display with Full HD resolution, which, with its Low Blue Light technology and anti-glare finish, reduces eye strain during long work sessions. As a complete PC with a monitor, it also comes with an HP 125 USB keyboard and mouse in the box.


The HP ProOne 440 G9 PC is powered by a quad-core Intel Core i3 14100 Raptor Lake Refresh processor with 12MB cache, which reaches a frequency of 4.4GHz in Boost mode and handles common office tasks. Smooth multitasking and data processing are supported by 8GB of DDR5 memory with a frequency of 4,800MHz. This modern memory type brings higher throughput and efficiency. The memory is installed in one slot, leaving the second one free for future expansion up to a total of 64GB. Storage is provided by a 512GB M.2 SSD with a PCIe NVMe interface, which ensures fast start-up of the Windows 11 Home operating system and all applications. Additionally, the internal layout offers a free bay for installing a second SSD for easy future storage capacity upgrades.

The workspace is displayed on a 23.8" IPS display with Full HD resolution of 1920×1080. The panel, with a brightness of 250 nits and 72% coverage of the NTSC colour space, provides a clear and colour-consistent image from various viewing angles. Its anti-glare finish reduces unwanted reflections from ambient lighting, while Low Blue Light technology actively reduces blue light emissions, thereby reducing eye strain during long work sessions. For video conferences, there is a pop-up 5MP webcam that retracts into the frame after use to protect user privacy. The camera is complemented by dual microphones for clear voice transmission and integrated 2×2W stereo speakers for basic sound.

A rich and modern selection of ports is available for connecting external devices. On the PC's body, you will find one USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port, three USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, and two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports for connecting peripherals. You can extend the display to additional monitors using the digital HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort 1.4 outputs, which support the creation of a multi-screen workstation. Fast and stable network connection is handled by Wi-Fi 6E technology, which also operates in the 6GHz band for less interference. For a wired connection, a gigabit RJ-45 port is available. You can pair wireless accessories, such as headphones or a keyboard, via Bluetooth 5.3. The overall flexibility of the system is enhanced by the option to expand storage with a second M.2 SSD.

The packaging of this All-in-One PC contains everything needed to start work immediately. You will find a wired HP 125 USB keyboard and an HP 125 USB mouse, so you just need to plug the computer in. Power is supplied by an external 120W adapter. A service technician will come directly to your address. The compact design with dimensions of 40.3×53.93×18.7cm and a weight of 7.3kg saves space and facilitates any handling of the computer in the workplace.
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