HP Workstation Z210 Small Form Factor

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Pros:

High-performance hardware, Easy to upgrade and service, Lots of USB ports, including USB 3,0, Compact form factor, No bloatware preinstalled.
High performance at an affordable price

Cons:

Can only use half-height expansion cards, USB 3,0 is card-based, No room for extra hard drives.
USB 3 not integrated, only an option

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Last revision on April 3, 2013

Reviewers Liked

High-performance hardware, Easy to upgrade and service, Lots of USB ports, including USB 3,0, Compact form factor, No bloatware preinstalled
High performance at an affordable price

Reviewers Didn't Like

Can only use half-height expansion cards, USB 3,0 is card-based, No room for extra hard drives
USB 3 not integrated, only an option

Expert reviews and ratings

If you need the processing power of a workstation-class machine, and the added benefit of ISV certification, why not buy a true-blue workstation? The HP Z210 SFF is the one to get, as long as you don't need a lot of internal expansion room....

By PC Mag on July 13, 2011

HP introduces their newest workstation line with the Z210, available in Convertible Minitower (CMT) or Small Form Factor (SFF) models. The Z210 is designed to be an entry-level workstation for budget-minded folks working in photo or video editing,...

By Layers Magazine on June 03, 2011

We're taking our second excursion into enterprise-class desktop territory with the kind of machine that should be of interest both to IT management and enthusiasts alike: HP's Z210 SFF (small form factor) workstation. Desktop computers are...

By AnandTech on August 29, 2011

Page 1 of 2 When I was growing up in suburban Long Island, N.Y., my best friend's older brother -- who seemed to be born with a wrench in his hand -- was fitting an old Ford Pinto with a 289 cubic-inch V-8 engine. By the time he was done, that car...

By CRN on May 19, 2011