What "HP PC 22" Refers To
The term "HP PC 22" most commonly refers to HP's 22-series All-in-One (AIO) desktop computers, which pair a desktop-class PC with a roughly 21.5-inch display in a single integrated unit. HP has shipped several families under this naming pattern, including the HP All-in-One 22-dd0000a, the 22-c0073w, the 22-dg0040 and the 22-dg0024. These machines are typically positioned as home and small-office systems: the display, motherboard, storage and power supply live in one chassis, so there is no separate tower to place on or under a desk.
Typical Specifications of a 22-Inch All-in-One
Across the 22-series, the common thread is a 21.45-inch to 21.5-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) panel with an integrated PC behind it. Configurations vary widely by model and region. Documented examples include the 22-dg0040, which HP lists with an Intel® N-series processor, 8 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD running Windows 11 Home, and the 22-dg0024, also a 21.45-inch AIO. Older variants such as the 22-c0073w and 22-dd0000a use earlier-generation Intel® Pentium® or Celeron® class processors. Memory and storage options generally fall in the 4–16 GB and 128 GB–1 TB ranges depending on the SKU.
| Attribute | Typical 22-series AIO range |
|---|---|
| Screen size | 21.45" – 21.5" FHD |
| Processor | Intel® Celeron®, Pentium® or N-series |
| Memory | 4 GB – 16 GB |
| Storage | 128 GB – 1 TB SSD or HDD |
| Operating system | Windows 11 Home / Pro |
| Form factor | All-in-One (display + PC in one unit) |
Where 22-Inch All-in-Ones Fit
These systems suit reception desks, retail counters, classrooms, clinic front offices and home offices where a compact footprint and a single power cable matter more than expandability. Because the panel and PC share a chassis, cable clutter is minimal and deployment is quick. The trade-offs are limited upgrade paths — memory and storage are often the only serviceable parts — and a fixed screen size that cannot be swapped for a larger monitor later.
Choosing Between an AIO and a Fanless Industrial PC
If your workload is standard office productivity in a clean, climate-controlled room, a 22-inch All-in-One is a reasonable fit. If the machine must run continuously in a dusty workshop, a hot enclosure, a kiosk or on a factory floor, an industrial-grade fanless computer paired with a separate monitor usually lasts longer and is easier to service. Fanless designs remove the intake fan that pulls in dust, and they typically expose more I/O — multiple serial ports, dual Ethernet and additional USB — than a consumer AIO.
Thinvent's All-in-One and Industrial PC Range
Thinvent builds both sides of this decision. Our All-in-One PCs bring the integrated display-plus-PC format to commercial and institutional deployments, while our Industrial PC range covers the rugged end of the spectrum with Intel® Core™ i3-1215U (6 cores, up to 4.4 GHz, 10 MB cache), 16 GB DDR4 and 1 TB SSD configurations, optional quad DB9 serial ports for legacy equipment, and a choice of Windows 11 Pro, Windows 11 IoT, DOS, Thinux™ Embedded Linux or no OS at all. All are fanless, rated for continuous operation, and available worldwide — so you can standardise on one supplier for front-office AIOs and back-of-house industrial systems alike.
Thinvent Alternatives to Hp
| Specification | HP 22 All-in-One Desktop PC | Thinvent Industrial PC IPC3 |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core (quad-core, up to 3.8GHz) | Intel Core i3-1215U (12th Gen) |
| Cores/Threads | 4 cores | 6 cores / 8 threads |
| RAM (max) | 8GB DDR5 | 16GB |
| Storage | 128GB UFS | 1024GB (1TB) |
| Form Factor | 21.5" All-in-One | Industrial Mini PC |
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The Thinvent Industrial PC IPC3 is the closest match, offering a newer 12th-gen Intel i3 processor with 6 cores versus the HP 22's quad-core chip, along with double the RAM and significantly more storage. The key trade-off is form factor: the HP 22 is an all-in-one with a built-in 21.5" display, while the Thinvent IPC3 is a compact industrial mini PC that requires an external monitor — making it better suited for space-efficient or industrial deployments rather than a self-contained desktop setup.
