HP brings the revolutionary SFF edge in your desktop

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Hewlett-Packard India, the country's leading PC brand, today introduced a new breed of desktop PCs with the launch of the HP Compaq dx2700 SFF PC series which features HP's revolutionary Small Form Factor (SFF) technology. The new SFF desktop PC features a compact, space-saving design masking a power-packed feature-rich workhorse of a machine. The new HP Compaq dx2700 SFF desktop PC beats the conventional desktop PCs as it empowers the user to be smarter, more stylish and a better performer. 

The desktop series features a unique compact chassis which has been designed and engineered for maximum ease-of-use and minimum hassle and is only two-thirds the size of a conventional desktop, saving users a large amount of desktop space. The convenience factor is highlighted with the advantage of horizontal or vertical convertible positions.

Rajnish Gupta, Country Category Manager - Business PCs, Personal Systems Group, HP India said, "HP products offer businesses a competitive edge with breakthrough innovations helping them to make the best from existing infrastructure and shrinking IT budgets. With SFF being the order of the day, the new HP Compaq dx2700, will help businesses save valuable space in addition to providing the reliability, quality and security they require for today's business environment."

The compact power-packed desktop is a feature rich PC designed to operate common business tasks, while offering users the peace of mind with HP's proven reliability. The HP Compaq dx2700 Business PC uses the latest Intel ^® technology to meet demanding business scenarios, offering excellent value and productivity at a low cost of ownership.

Small Form Factor PCs are now being increasingly being used in enterprise applications by large corporations in the software, manufacturing, education, telecom, FMCG and financial industry markets.

Sourced From: Genesis Burson-Marsteller