Description Series: Elite Item model number: Elite 8200 Hardware Platform: PC Item Weight: 5.6 pounds Product Dimensions: 14 x 15 x 4 inches Item Dimensions L x W x H: 14 x 15 x 4 inches Processor Brand: Intel Processor Count: 2 You can immediately tell from the specs that the 8200 Elite Ultra-Slim is the kind of system designed more for mass deployment than any kind of serious, high performance computing. HP includes an MXM slot and Mini-PCIe slot inside the chassis for expansion, and for those that really want some for of discrete graphics a $61 upgrade to an AMD Radeon HD 5450 is available. With 80 Stream Processors, that’s not a major upgrade from Intels HD 2000; it’s a little dated but it’s there if you need it. There’s also no USB 3.0 support, but at least HP includes DisplayPort connectivity. None of the specs are going to set the world on fire, but being a business class system there are a few other extras we need to discuss. The major selling point for systems such as this is the warranty and support. The HP Compaq Elite 8200 comes with efficiency, and in our experience business class systems are built and supported better than consumer offerings. Remember also that while HP is talking about selling off their consumer PC division, they want to keep the (more lucrative) business and enterprise lines. See more desktops like HP ELITE 8200 ULTRA SLIM DESKTOP here and get to know more about the HP ELITE 8200 ULTRA SLIM DESKTOP here
