HP 110-326 Desktop (Pentium, 4GB RAM, 500 GB HDD)
The HP 110-326 PC gives you the competitive performance and familiar, essential features you need for routine tasks like e-mail and social networking, homework and personal finances, or casual Web browsing and online shopping. The clean modern styling makes it reliable, easy-to-use, and extremely affordable.
Key Specs
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All your memories. All in sync. All in one place.
All the music you own, all the music you stream, all in one place
Work on more than one monitor at the same time
Easily transfer photos, music and other files
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Store, sync, share
HP Connected Drive
All your music, all your files, all your photos, all in one place.*
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Additional Included Features
Surf the web without cables; connect to wireless printers and other devices
Front-access USB ports
Easily access and transfer files from thumb drives and other USB devices
Specifications
Processor
Intel Pentium G2030T
Operating system
Memory (RAM)
Hard drive
500GB (7200RPM) SATA
Wireless
Wireless LAN 802.11b/g/n featuring Single-band (2.4Ghz) 1×1
Optical drive
Video graphics
Intel HD Graphics 2500. Up to 1792MB Total Available Graphics Memory as allocated by Windows 8
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Ultrabook, Celeron, Celeron Inside, Core Inside, Intel, Intel Logo, Intel Atom, Intel Atom Inside, Intel Core, Intel Inside, Intel Inside Logo, Intel vPro, Itanium, Itanium Inside, Pentium, Pentium Inside, vPro Inside, Xeon, and Xeon Inside are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.
Product Features
- Intel Pentium processor G2030T Processor 2.6 GHz(3 MB cache)
- 4GB SDRAM
- 500 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive
2014 PC with No HDMI or USB 3.0 This desktop PC is nothing special, and priced too high for its specs and features. Mediocre performance in a PC released in August of 2014 is not what I’m looking for at any price, and thus this PC doesn’t do it for me.However, I can’t really give it a lower star review as what it does have, works as expected. The 3 star (it’s OK) relates to its performance and lack of a HDMI or USB 3.0 port. I realize this may be perfectly OK to some users, but for me, it’s not.I did not purchase this PC, but a friend did, and I advised him to return it after hearing how much he’d paid. He did find another desktop with HDMI and USB 3.0 for less than he paid for this one to suit his needs.Please note that I have not added the specs in this review, however there is a link at the bottom of this writing to the HP site where you can see them.WHO WOULD LIKE THIS PC?If you are looking to email, surf the Internet, play around on Facebook, watch a movie or similar, this PC will work for you. It’s not ultra-fast, but it’s not slow either. It could work for students who want to do homework online using Google Docs or web-based software.Unfortunately there are a lot of PCs that fall into this home/student category, and many of them have better specs for about the same price or less. I do like that this PC’s memory can be upgraded to 16 GB, which for me is a great perk, but only if this PC was in the sub-300 price range.WHAT I LIKE ABOUT ITAs I mentioned, this PC can be upgraded to 16 GB of memory which is fabulous, but an added expense. You’ve got (2) slots, thus you’d need to get (2) 8GB dimms to max out the memory.There’s Beats Audio support and 5.1 audio (surround sound) support installed. The audio is integrated, but enhanced.The installed 500 GB hard drive is 7200 RPMs versus the slower 5400 RPM that’s generally standard in the lower end desktop and laptop PCs.The 7-in-1 media card reader and DVD (burner) drive, which allows for use with CDs and DVDs – read and write, work well.WHAT I DON’T LIKENo HDMI. In my opinion, every desktop PC should have at least 1 HDMI port and this one doesn’t. And certainly any PC produced in 2014 should be not without an HDMI port.This PC does have a VGA and DVI-D connectivity, so most monitors will work, but you can’t easily connect this PC to an HDMI port on your HDTV, which is a bummer.NO USB 3.0 ports? Again, what’s the deal HP? USB 3.0 is the latest standard for faster data transfers. No current PC (laptop or desktop) should be shipping without at least one port dedicated to USB 3.0. This PC has (6) USB 2.0 ports; (4) on the back and (2) on the front.Integrated audio and video are OK, but certainly not what I would call “entertainment ready”. Even with the 5.1 and Beats Audio support.CONCLUSIONThere’s simply nothing about this HP offering to set it apart. The processor is good and the ability to upgrade the memory is awesome, but the lack of HDMI and USB 3.0 connectivity, along with the smaller 500 GB hard drive size make the asking price too high.Despite being released only a few months ago, there’s no real room to grow with this one – other than the memory upgrade. The PC has too few positives for me to want to recommend it to others.I recommend if you are looking for a desktop PC, keep in mind that four hundred should get you a solid processor, a good amount of memory and a tower with at least (1) USB 3.0 port and HDMI. Anything less, you’re paying too much.Check out HP’s Pavillion series to find it. Something like: on sale is a much better deal! Even this one: has USB 3.0 and it’s cheap.You may also like the , which can connect to a HDTV or even a dual monitor setup for about one-fifty. You do have to supply a keyboard and mouse for the Chromebox, but you can connect via DisplayPort or HDMI, or both for the dual monitor thing to work. Check out my review of it on that product – it’s a video one.NOTE: If you want to know the specs on this PC, go to the HP site and do a search for ‘HP 110-326 desktop’ or check out www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c04488777 (link also in comments) for the full info.————————————————UPDATE: 3/18/15I don’t think you have to spend over about three hundred to have a really nice desktop PC, but this one wouldn’t be my choice for the reasons…
good for the price. 0
Motherboard and case do not allow new hardware 0