All in One PC from HP. Model EliteOne 870 G9 features a screen of 27" with a resolution of 1920x1080. This particular screen size is ideal for most use cases, serving as a middle-ground solution that satisfies both work and entertainment needs, such as watching movies, videos, etc. It also features an IPS Panel. IPS displays offer vibrant colors, wide viewing angles (the image does not distort much when viewed from the side), and are energy-efficient. They are suitable for video and image editing.
The touch screen is a significant help in professions related to reception, medical clinics, education, photography and video studios, elderly care centers, etc. Additionally, the Windows 11 Pro is designed to fully utilize touch screens, especially when viewing photos, browsing, and drawing.

It is equipped with the Intel Core i5-13500 processor clocked at 2 Ghz It is a powerful processor and is ideal for work conditions that require multiple applications and open windows simultaneously. It can run programs like Photoshop, Premiere, etc. smoothly.

It has 16GB DDR5 RAM, capable of supporting the processor in all demanding tasks.

It is equipped with a SSD drive with a capacity of 512GB. This capacity is sufficient for the operating system, additional programs beyond the basic ones, and storing a considerable amount of photos, videos, etc. If it fills up, there is the option to purchase an external hard drive, as well as the option to replace the existing internal drive with a larger one.


An all in one computer integrates all the individual hardware components into its screen, similar to a traditional desktop computer, such as the processor, hard drive, memory, etc. It operates in the same way as a traditional computer but usually has a smaller profile, offers higher aesthetics, and takes up much less space. It is also easier to move compared to a traditional desktop computer.
Its upgrade capabilities are limited to replacing the RAM and storage space. Finally, it is not intended for gamers as it does not have a powerful graphics card, except for very few exceptions, which still do not match the performance of cards available in traditional gaming desktop computers.