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REDUCED-HP Desktop Envy750-530QD 4TB HD, 24GB Mem DVD excellent - $125
condition:
excellent
make / manufacturer:
HP
model name / number:
Envy 75-530QD
size / dimensions:
15.5" X 6.75" X 15.5" H
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HP Desktop tower system in great shape, works perfectly. Running Linux Mint. I am including a monitor and set of Bose speakeres as described below.
Linux is free as is the software. The International space station (and many other things) run on Linux. In fact the largest PC maker Lenovo just made Linux their default O.S. instead of Windows.
https://www.linuxmint.com/
https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/155392-international-space-station-switches-from-windows-to-linux-for-improved-reliability
Including an HP2072a 20" monitor (pictured-rated 1600x900)
and Bose Companion II speaker system, works great but has a small blemish
Computer Specs:
HP Envy 750 530QD
CPU: Intel Quad Core i7-7700 3.6GHz/Turbo 4.2GHz
Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Optical Drive (for CD/DVD)
SD card reader
9 SS USB(3.0) ports (7-rear, 2-top)
2 USB(2.0) USB ports (rear)
3 USB “C” ports (2 rear, 1 top)
24GB RAM
Huge 4TB Hard drive
Mic/Headphone jacks
2 HDMI ports for up to 2 HD monitors
Ethernet port
Brushed metal case
Up-gradable
Most software you may need comes with Linux Mint including Office suite and lots available for free download. Also thousands of app packages for download free with just a couple clicks. Good support from Linux Mint forum.
Will consider reasonable offer, Selling CASH in person. No warranty. I will happily give purchaser some pointers regarding Linux if you're not familiar.. I am selling cause I have too many computers. (6 right now). You won't easily find a newer computer with these specs and if you do it will be very pricey.
Set up much like Windows 7
More Linux info:
https://umatechnology.org/linux-powered-zumwalt-destroyer-delivered-to-us-navy-for-3-billion/
https://www.technaureus.com/blog-detail/linux-in-space
https://www.zdnet.com/article/spacex-weve-launched-32000-linux-computers-into-space-for-starlink-internet/