Great computer with lots of potential. Just maxedout my ram to 32gb. Ships with windows 8 tho, which I hate. Cant blame that on the cpu tho

I've used the new EliteDesk ultra slim for several weeks now and I am very pleased with the purchase. It is a very small box on the desktop and comes with an external power supply that is also pretty small, so altogether about one-third of the size of my previous Dell slim desktop.

Easy to Use; Lightweight; Quality; Easy to Set Up; Performance

The EliteDesk 800 G1 desktop PC is one of the smallest business computers on the market, yet it contains a configuration that can produce a high level of performance that's more than capable of running everyday office tasks.

Small size; Efficient performer; 2.5in drive bay; plus mSATA slot

Has only 100Mbps Ethernet; DisplayPort the only option for digital video out

A tiny desktop PC, packing all-round performance and plenty of ports

Compact; Strong performance; Plenty of USBs

Expensive; No HDMI connection; No Bluetooth support

Mini PCs open up all kinds of possibilities for a business, whether its removing clutter on the desktop, saving space in a till or reception area, or even integration directly into products or customer displays.

It looks pretty sleek.

Powerful Processor; Expandability; Easy to Work On; DVD Optical Drive; 3.5" Knockout for card reader; Fast; 3 year warranty; It's an HP; SuperSpeed USB

Only 4GB RAM, 6-8 would be nice, The product image shows no optical drive, however there IS in fact an optical drive on this machine located to the right of the power button; If I have any trouble, I will submit another review or revise this one

5 star so far

Do you remember when desktop computers were so large that they had to go under (or to the side of) the desk? Oh wait; most of them still are still that large. The HP EliteDesk 800 G1 , however, is an exception.

: Extremely small CPU that can be mounted or placed almost anywhere; powerful and upgradeable; a total of six USB 3.0 ports; can handle up to three external displays

: You have to provide your own monitor, keyboard, and mouse; no digital drive (for those who haven't weaned themselves off of them yet

If you're looking for the latter, HP has a machine for you. Dubbed the HP EliteDesk 800 Desktop Mini (just rolls off the tongue, doesn't it?), the computer is in a tiny form factor, not much larger than a standard cable modem or home network switch.

This little unit works great and is very fast...good value for the capability...