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HP (Hewlett Packard) Compaq DC7800 Core2Duo/E6570 160GB Business Desktop

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HP GV965ET HP Compaq DC7800 SFF Business Desktop Core 2 Duo (E6750) 2.66GHz 1024MB (2x512MB) 160GB DVD?RW LAN Vista Business (Intel GMA 3100) HP Compaq dc7800 Business PC Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 Proces... Read More


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	Title: HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-Slim Desktop Summary: The HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-Slim Desktop is an innovator in the latest wave of energy-efficient yet capable desktops PCs.	N/A
	Title: HP - Compaq dc7800 Ultra-slim Verdict: A stylish, small footprint business PC that can be lifted off the desk and hidden behind an optional HP flat panel monitor. Low energy requirements and minimal fan noise are other advantages, but you'll need to add more RAM to get the best out of Vista OS Summary: small footprint business desktop PC	N/A
	Title: HP Compaq DC7800 Desktop Review Pros: Above-average performance; great warranty coverage Cons: Extremely limited expandability; not for gaming Verdict: The HP Compaq DC7800 expands the idea of what a small-form-factor desktop can be and do. As long as you never need to expand it, you should be all set.	81/100
	Title: HP Compaq dc7800 Integrated Work Center Review Verdict: And if you don't want to mess with mounting brackets, its desktop footprint is just as small if you put the PC on your desk and the monitor on top of it Summary: Of course the whole "zero footprint" thing is an exaggeration. True, the HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-Slim Desktop doesn't touch your desktop when it's riding piggyback on the company's L1906i 19-inch LCD monitor. But the monitor takes some desk space, as do th	73/100
	Title: Review: HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-slim business desktop Pros: Zero footprint when combined with HP monitor; low noise; low energy requirements; dual-core processor Cons: Lack of expansion; only 1GB of memory as standard; inaudible speaker; flimsy mouse Verdict: A space-saving design with a reasonable specification	80/100
	Title: HP dc7800 desktop PC review Verdict: HP's dc7800 Small Form Factor PC has all the power a business user will need, but it's desktop orientation mitigates some of the size advantage of going to a small form factor. Still, it would be a good option for the business looking to save a little spa Summary: An inexpensive, small and expandable desktop PC, the HP dc7800 will be a good solution for many businesses.	60/100
	Title: Review: HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-slim business desktop Verdict: Having been disappointed by so-called 'ultra-slim' desktops from HP in the past, we were a bit sceptical about what the new HP Compaq dc7800 might have to offer. Summary: A space-saving design with a reasonable specification	60/100
	Title: How to Buy a Green Business Desktop Pros: EPEAT Silver and Energy Star 4.0 certifications. Energy efficient. Available in three models. Easy-open case. VGA and DVI ports. Fast, yet energy efficient processor. 3-year warranty. Cons: Only 1GB of memory. No internal expansion space. Only 80GB hard drive. Notebook-class optical drive. External power brick. Drab exterior. Verdict: This PC will work for businesses large and small because it can be configured for energy efficiency, helping your company's bottom line. Summary: HP has been known for innovation in operating systems, processors, design, and features like HD-DVD. This time it's leading the green pack. The HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-Slim Desktop ($1,206 direct, $1,470 with 19-inch widescreen LCD monitor) is one of the i	70/100
	Title: HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra Slim Verdict: Attractively small and aggressively priced, the Ultra Slim is an interesting proposition for businesses. Summary: The dc7800 Small Form Factor is an undeniably practical size for a PC, particularly if you're likely to upgrade your work PCs during their life. But if desk space is a greater concern than upgrade potential then the Ultra Slim is a worthy contender for an	83/100