HP MT22 Mobile Thin Client

HP MT22 Mobile Thin Client Price in Pakistan

Protect your data, device, and identity

Rest easy with a thin client that has multi-layered security to help keep your cloud computing experience safe with a self-healing BIOS, optional HP Privacy Camera and available ThinPro OS.

Business-class productivity for your virtual or cloud computing workload

Power through your to-do list with an Intel Celeron processor and the enhanced connectivity of optional HP Extended Range Wireless LAN. Quickly transition to your desk, displays, and accessories by connecting to an HP USB-C dock.

Built to be seen, built to last

Get a device that looks sharp in any office setting with a 180° lie-flat, hinge and solid stamped-aluminum chassis that withstands daily wear and tear and undergoes MIL-STD testing for durability and dependability.

Fast device deployment, simplified management

Make it easy for your IT admins to remotely deploy, update, and manage thousands of HP Mobile Thin Clients from anywhere through a single console with HP Device Manager software, included with HP Thin Clients at no extra cost.

The New Gen Latest Processor

The Intel Celeron 5205U is a power efficient entry-level dual-core SoC for notebooks based on the Comet Lake (CML-U) generation and was announced in October 2019. Compared to the similar Whiskey Lake Celeron 4205U processors, the difference is the higher clock speed (+100 MHz) and support for faster memory. The processor cores are clocked at only 1.9 GHz (no Turbo) and don’t support SMT / Hyper-Threading (so only 2 threads).

HP was founded by Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard in 1939. Their first product was an audio oscillator and one of their first customers Walt Disney. Disney used the oscillator to test audio equipment in the 12 specially equipped theaters showing Fantasia in 1940. HP entered the computer market with the HP 2116A in 1966. It was designed to control HP’s large product line of test and measurement equipment. By 1969, HP was marketing a timesharing computer system and continued to issue new products, including their HP-35 hand-held calculator and several computers in the 1970s. By the end of the 1980s they had a full range of computing equipment from large scientific machines to personal computers and peripherals. In 2002, HP acquired Compaq (and thus the merged remains of DEC, Tandem, and a few other firms).