Hewlett Packard is a well-known brand leader in the computer electronics market place; I have one at home, and one at work. This Dc7900 model lends itself very well to home and business applications, where it is probably preferred by most users. These days, processing speed is a pre-requisite irrespective of the environment in which the device is to be used, and HP take advantage of cutting edge technology provided by Intel in the form of their 2 quad Q9550 processor. The ultra-fast 4 core operating speed for this model is about 2.8 Ghz, thereby providing a number of task operations simulataneously. Assuming that the computer uses Windows Vista, then ...  Read the complete review

This is a very smart slimline PC. Very sleak and modern in design and looks. Being so slim it can fit in a very small space so as not using too much valuable desk space. The machine is of a high spec with regards to current day specifications with its Core 2 Due processor etc. And as it is part of HPs most stable range, you wont find many occassions when it freezes etc (none of mine ever have yet). A good offer when buying this is the XP Downgrade offer from Vista, as not all businesses have got 100% Vista capable applications (like my own). There is a drawback, due to its small design it has a look all of its own inside the case, so difficult to purchase ...  Read the complete review

The HP DC7900 Ultra Slim Desktop is a product born from a market leading manufacturer. With any kind of electronic equipment, the phrase "you get what you pay for" is very true. Having very small dimensions and being ultra light weight, the Ultra Slim Desktop is built around the laptop design, using a similar type of design for the DVD drive whereby the drive pop's out slightly and you can then pull it out manually further, insert the cd and push it back in. Within a minimal amount of moving parts it also means that the product is less prone to hardware failure compared to a standard desktop or tower built computer. With high ...  Read the complete review