HP 27 All-in-One Desktop PC, 27″ FHD Touchscreen, Intel Ultra 7-155U(12-core), 64 GB DDR5, 2 TB SSD, Adjustable Angle, WiFi 6, Win 11 Pro, with Bonus Accessories

The HP 27 AIO is engineered for the professional who needs high-capacity performance without the bulk of a traditional tower.

• Intel Ultra 7-155U (Series 1): A 12-core processor featuring a dedicated AI NPU for intelligent background task management and power efficiency.

• Massive 64GB DDR5 RAM: High-bandwidth memory that ensures seamless operation even with dozens of resource-heavy applications and browser tabs open simultaneously.

• 2TB PCIe NVMe SSD: Provides instantaneous boot times and enough rapid-access storage for an entire career’s worth of digital assets.

• 27″ FHD Touchscreen: A vibrant 1080p IPS display featuring micro-edge bezels and intuitive touch control for a more interactive workflow.

• Adjustable Ergonomics: The premium stand supports both height and tilt adjustments, ensuring the screen sits at the perfect eye level to reduce neck strain.

• Integrated Privacy & Sound: Features a pop-up 1080p FHD IR camera with temporal noise reduction and dual 2W speakers for crystal-clear virtual collaboration.

• Modern Connectivity: Equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 for high-speed wireless stability, alongside USB-C and HDMI-out ports.

“There is a sense of calm that comes with setting up the HP 27 All-in-One; because the PC is built into the monitor, your desk instantly feels twice as large. The touch response is incredibly fluid—using your fingers to navigate a complex project timeline or simply swipe through a PDF feels more like using a giant smartphone than a traditional computer. With 64GB of RAM, the system feels ‘infinite’; there is no stutter, no waiting for apps to load, and no need to manage background processes. The adjustable stand is a subtle hero here—being able to lift the screen to your exact eye level makes those eight-hour workdays feel significantly less taxing. It’s a sophisticated, quiet machine that stays cool even when you’re pushing it to its limits.”