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Other offers available with the product:FREE Storewide ShippingAttention Gamers! The Loot Drop V Sale is now liveWeekly DealsAdd to compareProduct # G1V61ATMake the most of small work spaces with an HP IWC Desktop Mini/Thin Client that lets you create a compact desktop solution by combining a display[1] with your choice of platform[1] and giving you convenient front access to all of its inputs.See all SpecsCan't find what you are looking for?Make the most of small work spaces with an HP IWC Desktop Mini/Thin Client that lets you create a compact desktop solution by combining a display[1] with your choice of platform[1] and giving you convenient front access to all of its inputs.No more reaching around.Save time and work smarter with easy front access to your platform's inputs, connectors, and power buttons. Even better, you don't have to move the entire IWC around during the day to get to them. Keep it clean.Run your display and platform cables through the IWC's guides. Secure the HP Desktop Mini or HP Chromebox power brick out of the way in the brick holder on the back of the stand. Work comfortably throughout the day.Find your best viewing position with adjustable height, tilt, and swivel adjustment settings. Pair with your choice of display and platform.Enjoy compatibility with a wide range of monitors, including most of the HP Pro and Elite portfolios and an HP Desktop Mini, HP Thin Client or HP Chromebox.[1]

Google's Grab and Go program with Chrome Enterprise allows businesses deploying Chromebooks to provide employees access to a bank of fully charged computers that can be checked out and returned after some time.[71]From Chromebooks to Chromebox and ChromebaseIn an early attempt to expand its enterprise offerings, Google released Chromebox for Meetings in February 2014. Chromebox for Meetings is a kit for conference rooms containing a Chromebox, a camera, a unit containing both a noise-cancelling microphone and speakers, and a remote control. It supports Google Hangouts meetings, Vidyo video conferences, and conference calls from UberConference.[72][73]Several partners announced Chromebox for Meetings models with Google, and in 2016 Google announced an all-in-one Chromebase for Meetings for smaller meeting rooms.[74] Google targeted the consumer hardware market with the release of the Chromebook in 2011 and Chromebook Pixel in 2013, and sought access to the enterprise market with the 2017 release of the Pixelbook. The second-generation Pixelbook was released in 2019.[75] In 2021 there are several vendors selling all-in-one Chromebase devices.[76]Enterprise response to Chrome devicesGoogle has partnered on Chrome devices with several leading OEMs, including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung. In August 2019, Dell announced that two of its popular business-focused laptops would run ChromeOS and come with Chrome Enterprise Upgrade. The Latitude 5300 2-in-1 Chromebook Enterprise and Latitude 5400 Chromebook Enterprise were the result of a two-year partnership between Dell and Google.[77] The machines come with a bundle of Dell's cloud-based support services that would enable enterprise ICT managers to deploy them

Back in June, we saw the news that Google partnered with Parallels to bring Microsoft Windows to Chromebooks. On Tuesday, HP announced its first three devices that gain Windows support vial Parallels Desktop and Chrome Enterprise: The HP Pro c640 Chromebook Enterprise, HP Elite c1030 Chromebook Enterprise, and HP Chromebox Enterprise G3. The company says Parallels Desktop for HP Chrome Enterprise licenses will cost $69.95 per year.As noted in the initial news back in June, this will allow businesses to run legacy apps, either on- or offline, using Windows 10 in a Parallels Desktop virtual machine on Chrome OS. And because this is tied to Chrome Enterprise, device administrators can manage the Parallels and Windows licenses direction through the Google Admin web console. Additionally, HP is rolling its Chrome Device Enrollment Service, a zero-touch solution for automatic Chromebook and Chromebox enrollment on a company’s domain upon user login. Between the two management tools, IT should spend much less time on device deployments and management during rollouts. The HP Elite c1030 Enterprise Chromebook gains support for HP’s new enrollment service today, with additional product gaining support in the future.From a security standpoint, since all Windows apps are running inside a Parallels Desktop virtual machine Chrome OS should be sandboxed from any potential threats on the Windows side. Likewise, Windows is protected from any Chrome OS browsing or web apps.A few months back, I noted that while Windows support on Chromebooks would be nice for consumers, it really has to start in the enterprise first. There’s a greater need in that environment for starters, and I knew that Windows support was tied to Chrome Enterprise licensing. Indeed, that’s exactly the case. In order for a business user to run Windows on their Chromebook, HP is limiting this offering to its enterprise devices. Consumers will not be able to download and use Parallels from that company’s website, nor from the Google Play Store for Windows support. The Chrome Enterprise Upgrade license is also required as well as a Windows 10 license for each device. So even if you purchased one of the supported HP enterprise devices as a consumer, unless you have all of the required licenses, you won’t be running Windows 10 on your machine. Some consumer Chromebooks can run Windows in a virtual machine, but it depends on if KVM and nested virtual machines are enabled. After spending 15 years in