HP has just launched its latest range of AIO PCs in India. This boosts its existing AIO portfolio and brings the new AIO 24 and Pavilion AIO 27 into the PC market.

According to Vickram Bedi, HP Senior Director, “Consumers today are now looking for devices that can perform multiple roles – something that can handle office tasks with ease, be comfortable for a child to learn, or turn into a device for binge watching movies on the weekend. With big screens and ergonomic controls, the new HP All in One PCs are the perfect tools for a family. We have designed the devices to offer users maximum functionality while keeping their footprint to a minimum, along with several upgrade options.”

HP AIO 24

The HP AIO 24 is a slim form factor AIO PC that aims to deliver a full desktop level experience despite its size. It boasts notable specs like Intel 10th Gen i5 processors that are paired with NVIDIA‘s MX330 mobile graphics. The company is aiming this product for professionals like those that handle heavy work like editing with it also being capable of some light gaming.

HP has even mentioned that it has offered a simple three step method for the removal of the panel on the AIO 24. It even sports a WideVision Full-HD IR Pop-Up privacy camera that has a wide field of view of 88 degrees. The new PC is priced at 64,999 INR (roughly 880 US Dollars) for the base models.

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HP Pavilion AIO 27

The Pavilion AIO 27 is the more high end product between the two new launches. Its display is surrounded by a micro-edge display on three sides with a pop-up IR wide-vision privacy camera as well that pairs with a quad microphone on top. Similar to the AIO 24, it also offers a 65W desktop grade processor, namely the Intel 10th Gen i7 chip in a thin and light all in one form factor.

The Intel CPU is paired with either a mobile MX series graphics or a full sized dedicated discrete GeForce GTX GPU. This makes the machine more capable in terms of editing, and even gaming. Its display has an 86.2 percent screen to body ratio and it even supports touch gestures, which adds on to its productivity related capabilities. Furthermore, it boasts dual 46mm 5W Bang & Olufsen speakers as well and arrives with a wireless Qi certified charging pad at its base that works with both Android and iOS devices. The new AIO PC starts from 99,999 INR (roughly 1,354 US Dollars) for its base model.

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Back when Android tablets were still fairly popular, PC maker, HP, joined the train and released a couple of models. If memory serves me right, its last Android tablet was released back in 2015. After that it stopped pushing out new Android tablets until Tuesday this week when it announced the HP Pro 8 in India.

To be honest the HP Pro 8 isn’t much of an interesting device. A look at the specs and design and it sounds like a tablet made for 2016. However the tablet is said to be specially made for India as it will be used by government field workers.

The tablet has pretty thick bezels on all sides and has an overall thickness of 11.9 mm. The thickness is understandable due to the large capacity battery in it but it also means it is a bit heavy, weighing almost 500g (1.1lbs).

Like the name says, the Pro 8 has an 8-inch IPS display with a 1280 x 800 resolution. It is powered by MediaTek’s MT8735 SoC, a quad-core processor clocked at 1.3GHz. It has 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage with a MicroSD card slot for expansion (64GB max).

The HP Pro 8 has a 5MP rear camera with LED flash and a VGA camera. The tablet is actually called the HP Pro 8 with Voice, so it has a micro SIM card slot for calls with support for LTE networks.

There is a speaker at the bottom and a 3.5mm audio jack and a micro USB cable at the top. HP decided to ship the Pro 8 with Android 6.0 which means that you won’t be able to take advantage of the 8-inch screen for split-screen multitasking.

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The battery is 6000mAh which HP says should last up to 15 hours on a single charge, making it perfect for field workers who are away from a power source. The tablet is dust and water resistant and also features an iris and fingerprint scanner.

The HP Pro 8 will sell for INR 19,374 (about $300).

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