Unboxing the HP EliteOne Desktop!

Oh, I should probably say what we're doing here today

So HP and Intel sent over one of their new all-in-one PCs. And they challenged us to get our work done using this unit right here

I don't know what specification they sent. I'm kind of curious. Essentially, what we're going to do is unbox this and then figure out if we can do all of our daily tasks

including Mo's daily tasks. I think everybody's going to take a turn testing out the HP all-in-one PC

And it kind of unboxes like a TV. We just pull the clips and then..

Stand components and gray power cable. Mouse included. Subtle clicky. Ooh, strong metallic stand with monitor pivot by the looks of it

Intel V Pro i7 and the remainder of the stand. Very minimal, very flat

This must be our keyboard. Just like HP's laptop products that we've looked at

You have the big font, which I'm a fan of. Quiet keyboard

Ooh, adjustable. I like the adjustability. This is quite a bit of height. Look at the height we

can achieve here. Very low, very high. Integrated webcam, tilty and shut off. See you later. Many

different ports to take advantage of here including first type c then we have type a

times four there's an ethernet jack the type c also functions as a display port you've also got

hdmi a full-on dedicated display port so lots of interfacing options power cable goes in here no

power brick so power supply is built in for the all-in-one so this elite 1870 g9 that i have in

front of me is featuring an i7-13700 chip it's got 16 gigs of ddr5 512 gigs of ssd storage and it

It has that 27 inch QHD display. The integrated camera is five megapixels

You have Wi-Fi 6E plus Bluetooth 5.3. It comes with a three year warranty

and it comes in around $1,649. However, if you only need a 24 inch

that one starts at around $1,500. Okay, so this is the HP rig, the HP all in one rig

It's not much of a rig, it's just one thing. So I'm gonna be editing the intro sequence on this

Actually, I'm gonna edit the entire video on this. Before we start editing, Lou didn't mention this has a Type-C and a Type-A port

and a headphone jack on the side. I like editing off hard drives and a quick and easy solution to that

is having it right here. Without me reaching to the back of the PC, I can access everything I need right off to the side You have your power button over here to the right and then you have four extra buttons on the side that will give you access to your menu systems Adjust your settings as you wish Now I will say what we doing here is a bit overkill Not a bit it really a lot overkill

Most people that are going to be using this PC aren't going to be taxing it this aggressively

What we're editing here is a multi-cam with multiple different codecs. We have huge ProRes

files taking up 200 gigs. We also have H.264 files coming off the Sony A1 cameras. Basically

the way I like to edit on the timeline is I like to just run through the entire clip

chopping out dead air, rearranging certain segments if I feel they need to be rearranged

and then painting over the multicam angles to hide some of those jump cuts. My experience on

the timeline has been very smooth. There is no chopping, there's no stuttering, none that I've

experienced. I'm not challenging this footage by adding a lot of effects or anything. It's not

typically in our workflow. However, I did change the clip speed for the time lapse. And as you can

see over here, it's pretty butter. This is smooth, right? Like that's, that's butter right there

Oh, another thing I want to talk about is the stand. If you're sitting in front of a computer

for hours on end, this stand is so ideal. You can adjust it exactly to what height level you need to

be at so that you're not hunched over and then also you have your your tilt adjustments if you

want to work high but actually want to like lay back this is comfortable there is one feature that

kind of blew my mind I had this annoying habit of pointing at the screen I was showing Lou something

and while I was pointing at the screen I realized this thing is touchscreen do you see this it's

legitimately really really responsive like even without the magnet tool it's so responsive it is

following exactly what I want it to do. I don't know, the touch screen seems like something

that probably won't get used that much. It was that wow, that X factor for me

My monitor is touch screen. Is your monitor touch screen? Is your PC touch screen

I didn't think so. I'm moving in and out of the timeline while having multicam, scrubbing through

three different angles of footage and I'm not seeing any lag. This is doing a really good job handling 4K footage

The export time was four minutes for a roughly three minute clip

For me that doesn't matter because I'd rather have a smoother timeline experience

than have an export that's just super quick. Check that out. If you're collaborating with somebody

this type of, here, look at the screen, what do you think? And they can be like, hey, move this here. What

I mean, there we go. Okay, I'm being a little extra, but I'm so amazed with this touchscreen

Oh no, yeah, yeah. No, no. I feel like the bottom is very iconic Could be a unique angle if it like floor but tilted upwards so it just floating

I don't know, I'm just... I don't mind the floating. It's just the hands give it texture

As you would say. See, this is the problem. QV is more like..

I don't know if you noticed, you guys have zebras on there. We just took a couple thumbnails for this new Vision Pro fake and I'm gonna edit them on Photoshop

So I'm just gonna pick a few here that I think might work. This one

All right, this is the one I chose. I really like the screen real estate

I think it's really clean with the almost borderless edges. I mean, the color reproduction is something similar to other displays I've dealt with

You know, with the skin tones, I feel like it's more true to life. It makes envisioning what I would see on maybe other devices, other displays, more accurate

Photoshop, at least in the thumbnails that we do, is not really intensive, but I do edit on DaVinci as well

And DaVinci is also cross-platform. It's nice that this computer can access that

Okay, so I just finished the Photoshop thumbnail. Mo just told me that there is a touchscreen, and I would find it kind of useful if I were to

instead of using control plus to zoom in, I can just quickly zoom in on these details and just

also pan and also rotate. That's kind of cool. Yeah. It reminds me of that Wayne's World part

where they're like, look, we're in Delaware. Hi, I'm in Delaware. How fun to be in Delaware

So my name's Jack and I do a lot of the business related tasks at Unbox Therapy

which include a lot of emails, zoom calls. I just want to show you some of the features I would benefit from personally

For example, I've got the video control settings opened up here, and you can see how I can change the layout of the frame

This is wide. This is now portrait. I can zoom in on tight, and then there's also a gallery view as well

if I had multiple people on the call. And one of the features that I like is the auto frame

So if I am to move to a different part of the screen, it will automatically follow me

So if I kind of get carried away on a call and I'm moving around, I won't have to worry about not being captured

I can blur out my background so if people don't know where I am. I could be in the great outdoors and no one would know any difference

So I've plugged in an additional webcam over here. It will sense where my eyes are looking and adjust to whichever camera that is

So if I click on auto camera and I then look at this side angle you can see that it adjusts to this particular angle and then if I look back at the HP one it then goes back to this one

So I'm not having to change angles, it does it automatically depending on where I'm looking

Another feature that I really found interesting for myself especially is this automatic keystone

If I bring my whiteboard in, if I want to show off something on my fancy whiteboard

Boom, it automatically adjusts to the whiteboard. You know, we can write some important notes here

Simple messaging there, get the point across, that's fine. So it also has this AI-based noise reduction feature

It will recognize unwanted sounds like dogs barking or, you know, a baby crying

and filter that out so it's not interfering with your voice call

Okay, and here we're going to test out the noise cancellation. So I'm going to have Mo doing something in the background

where he's crinkling some, like a bag, which would be annoying for a voice call

And you could tell that it's cutting it out and just keeping in my audio

so people can just concentrate on that. Nice. You doing business right now

Yeah. Is this business? Yeah. Are you in a business mood, Will? I noticed the auto exposure is pretty cool

As soon as I start to take up more of the frame, you can see it's got the super exposed lighting

You can imagine if you're in front of a window or something like that, where sometimes that auto exposure is like going haywire

Now, you have to hop on a call here and there, don't you? I do from time to time

You've been known to hop on a call. Not as many calls as this guy right here

No, no. Executive over there. Mr. Business over here. Yeah. Got the brown shirt and the black pants

It's all business. Yeah. Well, the nice thing about these speakers is it's firing right at

So it's not like bouncing off the desk or needing to bounce off the wall

You sound very present and central. Yeah, this webcam looks great, honestly

I mean, when it comes to sort of the fundamentals, like the day-to-day activities of the typical workday

those tasks are well taken care of with this setup. In a package that is just so tiny and sleek

just everything is sort of where you need it to be. And if you had to deploy like a dozen of these things

or a hundred of these things, it's intuitive. And the individual is going to sit down in front of it

and immediately understand how to interact, how to get work done, and so on

So there you have it. That's HP and Intel's Elite One. The latest all-in-one that we've experienced here at Unbox Therapy

Very streamlined package. What do you think, Will? Could we get some work done or what

Look at that. That's the thumbs up of approval right there