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HP offers a variety of display types to meet different business needs:Non-touch displays: Standard displays without touch capabilities.2x20 displays: Compact displays typically used for customer-facing information, such as transaction details at the point of sale.Touch displays: Interactive displays that allow for touch input, enhancing user engagement and functionality.6.6' display: Smaller form factor displays often used in specific applications like point-of-sale systems or kiosks.These diverse options ensure that businesses can choose the display type that best fits their operational requirements and customer interaction models

The HP Partner Portal serves as a comprehensive, global gateway that provides partners with the tools and information necessary to grow their business with HP. This includes access to marketing materials, sales tools, training resources, and other vital information to support partners in their business activities with HP

The HP Engage One Pro's technical specifications, datasheets, and customer presentations can be found on the HP Asset Hub. This is a centralized location where HP provides detailed product information and marketing resources for its products. The HP Asset Hub typically contains a wealth of information including product specifications, high-quality images, datasheets, and customer presentations that are essential for sales enablement and customer decision-making1.For the HP Engage One Pro, you can find the full product specifications and compatibility information, which would include details such as the operating system options, chipset, memory slots, internal drive bays, and graphics specifications. Additionally, support documents like manuals and troubleshooting guides are also available through the HP Asset Hub1.

The HP Engage Express Kiosk is designed for various self-service applications across different industries. It is particularly suited for:Self-checkout in retail: The kiosk enables customers to scan and pay for their items independently, reducing wait times and improving the shopping experience.Contactless patient admission: In healthcare settings, the kiosk can streamline the check-in process for patients, reducing the need for direct interaction and enhancing safety and efficiency.Self-service ticketing in airports: The kiosk can be used for printing boarding passes, checking flight information, and other self-service needs in airports, thereby improving passenger flow and convenience.These use cases leverage the kiosk's robust design and versatile functionality to meet the demands of high-traffic environmentshttps://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c06994660

The HP Engage portfolio includes a range of products designed to meet the diverse needs of retail and hospitality businesses. This portfolio encompasses:All-in-One: Integrated systems that combine multiple functions into a single device, providing a compact and efficient solution.Self-Service: Solutions designed for customer self-service applications, such as kiosks and interactive displays.Modular: Systems that offer flexibility and customization by allowing businesses to choose and configure different components based on their specific needs.Convertible: Devices that can be adapted to various use cases, offering flexibility in deployment and usage.Peripherals: A wide range of accessories and add-ons, including barcode scanners, magnetic stripe readers, and customer displays, to enhance the functionality of the primary systems.This comprehensive offering ensures that businesses can find the right combination of products to optimize their operations and customer interactionshttps://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c06994660