When you open the Z1 the screen lifts up and you are presented with the guts of the PC. You'll likely never need to do this, its the job of a technician still, but we wanted to point out just how user serviceable the design is.
 
When you open the Z1 the screen lifts up and you are presented with the guts of the PC. You'll likely never need to do this, its the job of a technician still, but we wanted to point out just how user serviceable the design is.
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Inside the HP Z1 All-In-One Workstation

by John Gillooly  | 22 Jun 2012  |  Comments

All-In-One PCs are usually closed, unmodifiable devices. But HP's Z1 bucks that trend with easy serviceability, tool-less construction and industry standard parts. Call it the anti-iMac.

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