HP 400-214

Inexpensive for a computer running a professional operating system, uses a laptop style AC adapter, small form factor, debranded HP

Rebate nightmare - I mailed the documentation for the rebate and 99 days later, no rebate. So, I called the rebate company: rebateaccess - usually 70 days to send a rebate. They said they sent a letter of non-compliance because the barcode I sent in...

Inexpensive for a computer running a professional operating system, uses a laptop style AC adapter, small form factor, debranded HP

Rebate nightmare - I mailed the documentation for the rebate and 99 days later, no rebate. So, I called the rebate company: rebateaccess - usually 70 days to send a rebate. They said they sent a letter of non-compliance because the barcode I sent in...

Small case ; Low power usage ; DVD burner ; 7 in 1 card reader ; Boots quickly ; Very quiet ; Comes with a clean install of Windows 8 -- no bloatware at all on mine ; WiFi built in ;

CPU is slow ; Not for gaming

Small case ; Low power usage ; DVD burner ; 7 in 1 card reader ; Boots quickly ; Very quiet ; Comes with a clean install of Windows 8 -- no bloatware at all on mine ; WiFi built in ;

CPU is slow ; Not for gaming

It is a very cheap computer, if you pay less than $125 and the small size is a benefit. Wireless network card built into the motherboard. Also has an SD card reader

It is terribly slow and the Windows 8.0 interface is awful. It makes me miss my old Windows Vista computer. It's also a little sketchy because the HP logo on the metal case is covered by a black sticker. The motherboard does have an HP logo, so I think...

Selling for $99 on NeweggFlash

It's a laptop in a desktop case, and a slow one at that, and that is why it is in the bargain bin

This computer is a steal at this price. It says its refurbished but mine looks brand new not a mark on it and it has the original plastic coverings. After about a week it automatically upgrades to Windows 8.1 Pro which added a lot of new features and...

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Inexpensive for a computer running a professional operating system, uses a laptop style AC adapter, small form factor, debranded HP

It's a bit slow, but with an inexpensive SSD upgrade, it is quite usable, it's a pain to have to use a Windows 8 Pro install disc, then install 8.1 Pro from the Windows store

Well priced. Decent video card. Adequate RAM. Windows 8.1

Right out of the box this little machine runs like a dog. After heavy removal of bloatware this little machine will surprise you. Booting from USB requires a BIOS update otherwise you will not have the ability to boot a USB drive. It has an external...