And most importantly, they have everything you need by default: large displays with decent resolution, full-fledged, non-mobile processors, a set of connectors and ports that are important in the work, built-in webcams and speakers. Such an all-inclusive program from the world of desktop PCs.
HP EliteOne 800 G3 is another proof that in terms of convenience and versatility, monoblocks have practically no competitors.
HP has long developed its own unique design style. The company's products are easy to distinguish from the mass of analogues, and the new EliteOne is no exception. The metal frame around the display is incredibly narrow - only 6 millimeters: when you look at the screen, it seems that the picture is literally floating in the air. In addition, this design will appeal to those who are used to working with several displays at the same time: due to the narrow edges, several screens can be visually practically connected into one.
Externally, the EliteOne 800 G3 echoes the HP Specter x360, and this is, for a moment, one of the most beautiful laptops today. The same soft silver color, the same pattern of speaker grilles under the screen, as if embroidered on metal with a thin needle.
In general, the monoblock gives the impression of a status device - it is not a shame to put this on the table in the office of a member of the board of directors.
It is all the more pleasant that EliteOne does not disappoint on the “iron” part either. Here great screen: calm, neat colors, decent contrast, nice non-reflective anti-reflective coating fluorescent lamps. Fans of juicy, rich images may be a little disappointed, but even after many hours of work on a candy bar, the eyes do not get tired. Depending on the version of the EliteOne 800 G3, the screen can be touchscreen and have Full HD or 4K resolution.
The buyer can choose the configuration of the computer to your taste: options are available with Intel processors from Core i3 to Core i7-7700K. The last one is a real monster. Bracketing the ten-core killer i7-6950X, this is the most powerful consumer processor to date. The benchmark results speak for themselves. The processor convincingly shows itself both in synthetics and in real life: in order to load it 100%, you need to try very hard.
With graphics in a monoblock, everything is somewhat more modest, however, no one expects the graphic power of gaming PCs from such a device. HP offers two options to choose from: integrated Intel or discrete AMD Radeon RX 460 GFX based on the Polaris architecture. In the latter case, it will even be possible to play something after work: League of Legends or Counter-Strike, Global Offensive this video card will "pull". In addition, it will allow you to work normally with video content.
high speed work is also supported by SSD-drives, which have already become the standard in laptops of the highest class and are now rapidly gaining ground in the niche of desktop PCs.
I am glad that HP did not follow the fashion for unifying connectors and leaving only Type-C in the EliteOne 800. Maybe they really are the future, but it has not yet arrived, and it is still more convenient for users to have a classic USB port. The monoblock has six of them - four at the back and two at the bottom, on the lower edge of the case. And in general, the set is rich: there is also a slot for an SD card, and a connector for network cable, and Display-Port with HDMI. HP even built a DVD drive into the case - it beautifully slides out of the side face when pressed. And yes, USB-C is still not forgotten: it is alone here, hiding in the lower right corner of the monoblock.
But there are two 3.5-jacks at once: one hybrid - for connecting a headset with a microphone, the second regular - for headphones. Convenient if you want to show a colleague multimedia content with sound. However, headphones may not be required for this. That very beautiful impressive speaker grille under the display is not a props. The sound is very loud, comparable to inexpensive wireless speakers, which is a very decent result for monoblocks. I am glad that the partnership with Bang & Olufsen did not end on paper and the Danish acoustic masters really worked on the sound of the EliteOne 800 G3, there is even an active noise reduction system. And thanks to HP Audio Boost technology, which optimizes the frequency balance depending on the nature of the sound, the speech of the interlocutors is clearly audible even during conference calls.
In an interesting way, HP treated the webcam: you won't find it on the case of a candy bar. It is hidden inside and comes out when you press a special place on the top edge of the case. The solution is not only elegant (“the peephole” can always be removed so that it does not an eyesore), but also safe: by removing the camera, you will know for sure that intruders are not spying on you. No irony, if situations like this were just stories from the Internet, Mark Zuckerberg would not have sealed his computer camera with duct tape. It is unlikely that anyone can complain about the quality of shooting: Full HD resolution at thirty frames per second is more than enough for video conferencing.
In general, when creating EliteOne, HP specialists approached the issue of security very seriously. Depending on the configuration of the monoblock, you can protect your data in three ways at once, and two of them are biometric. First, using the fingerprint scanner. These sensors have proven themselves in the world of mobile electronics, they are fast and reliable. All you need to unlock your computer is just put your finger on the scanner.
Secondly, with the help of an infrared camera that scans the retina of the eye. Everything is like in films about secret agents: we look through the “eye”, the computer recognizes the unique pattern of the visual organ and, if it matches, lets you inside. You don't even have to touch anything.
Well, the latter will come in handy for those who do not part with their smartphone for a minute: by creating a pair between a monoblock and mobile device, you will be able to unlock with the latter.
Finally, a little about the stand. It is easy to describe it in one word - comfortable. The screen can be rotated approximately 45 degrees to different sides and effortlessly move up or down. And if you want, you can even remove the monoblock entirely.
In general, the HP EliteOne 800 G3 is an excellent functional monoblock. Powerful, with a beautiful, thoughtful design, a wide range of connectors for additional connections and a large high-quality screen. It's practically perfect choice for those who appreciate performance, but do not want to sacrifice comfort and personal space.
Information about the brand, series, model and alternative names.
Screen/display
The main characteristics of the screen - matrix, backlight, resolution, refresh rate, etc.
| Size/class The screen size declared by the manufacturer. Often this is a rounded value of the actual size of the diagonal in inches. | 32 in |
| Diagonal Approximate screen size. In the absence of information from the manufacturer, the diagonal is calculated based on the width and height of the screen. | 812.8 mm (millimeters) 81.28 cm (centimeters) 32 in 2.6667ft |
| Width | 708.48 mm (millimeters) 70.848 cm (centimeters) 27.8929 in 2.3244 ft |
| Height Approximate screen height. When it is not specified by the manufacturer, the height is calculated from the diagonal and aspect ratio. | 398.52 mm (millimeters) 39.852 cm (centimeters) 15.6898 in 1.3075 ft |
| Matrix manufacturer The name of the screen matrix manufacturer. | AU Optronics |
| Matrix model Information about the model of the matrix used. | M320DVN01.0 |
| Matrix type Exist different technologies matrix manufacturing. Each of them has its own specific features - viewing angles, color reproduction, response time, brightness / contrast, production cost, etc. The image quality directly depends on the type of screen matrix used. | AMVA |
| Matrix bit depth / Bit depth / Color depth The most widely used matrices are 6, 8, and 10 bits for each of the RGB components of a pixel. They provide 18-, 24-, and 30-bit color, respectively. | 10 bit |
| FRC Frame rate control (FRC) is a technique that allows pixels to display more shades of color. By rapidly cycling between different color shades, the illusion of a new intermediate color shade is created. For example, with the help of FRC, a 6-bit screen matrix is able to display 16.7 million colors characteristic of an 8-bit matrix instead of its standard 262,200 colors. There are various FRC algorithms. | Not |
| Display colors The maximum number of colors that the display can reproduce depends on the type of matrix used, as well as the use of technologies such as FRC, which increase the number of color shades. | 1073741824 colors 30 bit |
| Aspect Ratio/Screen Format The ratio of the dimensions of the horizontal and vertical sides of the screen. Some of the standard and widely used ratios/formats are 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 and 16:10. | 1.778:1 16:9 |
| Permission Information about the number of pixels vertically and horizontally on the screen. Higher resolution allows the reproduction of more detailed and high-quality images. | 2560 x 1440 pixels Quad HD (QHD) / 1440p |
| Pixel Pitch Pixel pitch shows the distance between the centers of two adjacent pixels. In screens that have a native (native) resolution (TFT screen, for example), the pixel pitch depends on the resolution and screen size. | 0.277 mm (millimeters) 0.0277 cm (centimeters) 0.0109 in 0.0009 ft |
| Pixel Density Information about the number of pixels per unit length. As the screen size decreases and its resolution increases, the pixel density increases. | 91ppi (pixels per inch) 36ppm (pixels per centimeter) |
| Screen area The approximate area that the active area of the screen occupies of the total area of the screen bezel, expressed as a percentage. | 75.58% (percentage) |
| Backlight The backlight is the source of light in LCD screens. The backlight type determines the image quality and color space of the screen. There are various backlights such as CCFL, LED, WLED, RGB-LED, etc. | W LED |
| sRGB sRGB is a color space created jointly by Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft in 1996. It is used in various devices such as printers, displays, televisions, cameras, and more. The sRGB color space covers about 72% of the NTSC color space. | 100% (percentage) |
| NTSC (1953) The NTSC (1953) color space was introduced in 1953 by the FCC with the advent of color television and has a wider color scheme than sRGB. | 80% (percentage) |
| Brightness Screen brightness information. It is measured in candelas per square meter (cd/m²). | 300 cd/m² (candela per square meter) |
| Static contrast Static contrast shows the ratio between the brightest and most dark color that the screen can play at the same time, for example, within the same frame/scene. | 3000: 1 |
| Dynamic Contrast Dynamic contrast measures the ratio between the brightest and darkest colors that the screen can reproduce over time, such as during video playback. | 10000000: 1 |
| Horizontal viewing angle Information about the maximum horizontal viewing angle within which the image on the screen has an acceptable quality. | 178° (degrees) |
| Vertical viewing angle Information about the maximum vertical viewing angle within which the image on the screen has an acceptable quality. | 178° (degrees) |
| Minimum response time Information about the minimum period of time during which the pixels of the matrix pass from one color to another. Very often, the manufacturer specifies the response time for the transition from gray to gray (G2G). | 7 ms (milliseconds) 0.0070 s (seconds) |
| Coating Information about the type of screen coverage. There are different types of matte and glossy coatings, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages. | Matte/Anti-Glare (3H) |
3D
3D screens use different technologies to achieve a 3D effect. Each of these technologies has its own advantages and disadvantages.
Update rates
Information about the frequency of horizontal and vertical scanning/updating.
Power supply and consumption
Information about power supply and energy consumption, energy efficiency class, etc.
| 110V Permissible voltage deviation in a 110-volt electrical network. | 100V - 120V (volts) |
| 220V Permissible voltage deviation in a 220-volt electrical network. | 220V - 240V (volts) |
| Frequency alternating current Requirements regarding the frequency of alternating current in the electrical network. | 50 Hz - 60 Hz (hertz) |
| Power consumption (off) Power consumption in the off state. | 0.45 W (Watts) |
| Power consumption (standby) Power consumption in standby (sleep) mode. | 1 W (Watts) |
| Power Consumption (ECO Mode) Average power consumption in economy mode. | 41 W (Watts) |
| Power consumption (average) Average power consumption in standard operation. | 50 W (Watts) |
| Power consumption (maximum) Maximum possible power consumption. | 97 W (Watts) |
| Energy efficiency class The energy efficiency class/label gives a general idea of energy consumption. There are different energy efficiency classes, and each of them sets its own energy consumption requirements. Some of the existing energy efficiency classes are: A+++, A++, A+, A, B, C, D, E, F, G. | A |
Dimensions, weight, color
Information about the dimensions and weight of a particular model with and without a stand, as well as the colors in which it is offered for sale.
| Width Width without stand in different units measurements. | 861.6 mm (millimeters) 86.16 cm (centimeters) 33.9213 in 2.8268ft |
| Height Height without stand in different units. | 433.6 mm (millimeters) 43.36 cm (centimeters) 17.0709 in 1.4226ft |
| Depth Depth without stand in different units. | 58.2 mm (millimeters) 5.82 cm (centimeters) 2.2913 in 0.1909ft |
| The weight Weight without stand in different units. | 9 kg (kilograms) 19.84 pounds |
| Width with stand Width with stand in different units. | 861.6 mm (millimeters) 86.16 cm (centimeters) 33.9213 in 2.8268ft |
| Height with stand Height with stand in different units. | 522 mm (millimeters) 52.2 cm (centimeters) 20.5512 in 1.7126ft |
| Depth with stand Depth with stand in different units. | 178.9 mm (millimeters) 17.89 cm (centimeters) 7.0433 in 0.5869ft |
| Weight with stand Weight with stand in different units. | 10.7 kg (kilograms) 23.59 pounds |
| Color Information about the colors in which this model offered for sale. | The black Silver |
Ergonomics
Information about ergonomic features - height adjustment, swivel angle, tilt angle, etc.
| VESA mount Information on whether wall mounting is available according to the VESA Mounting Interface Standard (MIS). | Yes |
| VESA standards There are many different interfaces for the VESA standard, which differ in the size of the brackets, in the distance between the mounting holes and in their number. | 100 x 100 mm |
| Removable stand Information on whether the stand can be dismantled. This is usually required for wall mounting. | Yes |
| Height adjustment Information on whether the stand allows height adjustment. | Not |
| Orientation landscape/portrait Some screens have the ability to work in both landscape and portrait mode. | Not |
| Turn (left/right) Information about whether the screen can be rotated around the axis of the stand. | Not |
| Tilt (forward/backward) Most screens have the ability to tilt back and forth to provide the user with a more comfortable viewing position. | Yes |
| Lean forward Maximum forward tilt of the screen. | 5° (degrees) |
| tilt back The maximum degree of screen tilt back. | 23° (degrees) |
Audio
Information about the audio system - the number and power of the built-in speakers, supported audio technologies.
Camera
Many modern desktop monitors and smart TVs have built-in cameras.
Connecting devices
Available ports, slots and interfaces.
Characteristics
Some additional functional characteristics of the model.
Certificates, standards and licenses
Licenses from regulatory authorities, standards, certificates.
Operating and storage conditions
There are certain requirements for the environmental conditions in which the screen must be used and stored in order for it to function properly.
| Working temperature The operating temperature indicates the safe temperature range (from minimum to maximum temperature) within which the screen will function without problems. Outside this range, it may not work properly and/or not work at all. | 5°C - 35°C (degrees Celsius) 41°F - 95°F (degrees Fahrenheit) |
| Operating Humidity Working humidity shows allowable level humidity, at which the screen will function without problems. There is a lower and upper humidity level for safe operation and it is measured as a percentage. | 20% - 80% (percentage) |
| Operating Altitude The operating altitude indicates the maximum allowable altitude above sea level at which the screen will function without problems. Above this level, it may not work properly and/or not work at all. | 5000 m (meters) 16404.2ft |
| Storage temperature The storage temperature indicates the minimum to maximum temperature range within which the screen is considered safe to store. | -20°C - 60°C (degrees Celsius) -4°F - 140°F (degrees Fahrenheit) |
| Storage humidity Storage Humidity shows the lower and upper limit of humidity that ensures safe storage of the screen. If it is stored above or below these limits, the screen may be damaged. | 5% - 95% (percentage) |
| Altitude (above sea level) of storage Storage Altitude indicates the maximum altitude allowed for safe screen storage. If stored above this level, the screen may be damaged. | 12192 m (meters) 40000 ft |
1 processor Intel Core i7-6700 8 GB random access memory, 256 GB of disk space.
Form factor:
monoblock (All-in-One).
Peculiarities:
powerful processor, ultra-wide curved screen with high resolution 3440×1440, no wires, stylish case.
Recommended area of use for the HP ENVY Pro All-in-One:
office work, dispatch and logistics services, videoconferencing and presentations, home game center, work with 3D applications, engineering calculations.
- Servers
Model Benefits
Specifications
HP ENVY Pro All-in-One is a productive all-in-one with an unusual curved screen. The 34-inch ultra-wide screen with a resolution of 3440×1440 is curved so that all elements of the image are located at the same distance from the eyes of the operator. This not only facilitates the view, but also contributes to the preservation of vision.
The computing core of the monoblock is Intel processor Core i7-6700T with 8 threads and 8 MB cache. This processor contains built-in graphics core. In the standard configuration of HP ENVY Pro, the proposed models contain an integrated Intel HD Graphics 530 graphics card, optional modifications are available with an installed discrete NVIDIA graphics card GeForce GTX 960A with 2 GB of video memory.
The maximum amount of supported DDR4 RAM is 8 GB. The hard drive is a 256 GB SSD.
The HP ENVY Pro All-in-One comes with standard USB ports 3.0, RG-45, HDMI ( separate ports for incoming and outgoing signal), headphone and microphone jack.
Ease of use
The use of Adaptive Vertical Sync technology eliminates frame judder and image tearing. As the number of frames increases, V-sync automatically corrects image tearing and turns off when you decrease the number of frames to reduce judder. This function relevant in games and dynamically changing images.
The 6-speaker Bang&Olufsen audio system delivers crystal-clear sound even in noisy environments. The filtering system automatically filters out noise, making the voice clearer and more intelligible. With HP ENVY Pro, you can conduct video conferences with a large number of participants in a common room.
The Intel RealSense webcam can be used for facial recognition and system authorization when turned on Windows features Hello, perform 3D scanning, control the monoblock with gestures.
Ordering steps for the HP ENVY Pro All-in-One
- 1
Apply online or by phone. The specialist will consult and prepare a commercial offer.
- 2
We agree on the terms of delivery and payment (prepayment or deferment). We will prepare a contract according to the agreed terms.
- 3
Accept the equipment on the appointed day
and documents: invoice, waybill, invoice, contract. We will deliver the equipment in Moscow ourselves,
in Russia through transport companies.