HP released its Pavilion Elite M9400T in 2008 to desktop consumers. The PC was customizable, offering options for nearly every major component. As of November 2010, the computer is no longer available through the HP online store.
Cards, Chips and Drives
The HP Pavilion Elite M9400T contained an Intel Core 2 Quad processor, with options ranging from 2.4 to 2.66 gigahertz. It could have 2 to 8 gigabytes of DDR2 RAM and a 128-megabyte to 1-gigabyte graphics card. It was available with one or two hard drives, the former ranging from 320 to 750 gigabytes and the latter drives ranging from 320 to 500 gigabytes each. The primary optical drive was a 16X DVD(+/-) R/RW drive or a Blu-ray drive.
Input and Output
There were several high-definition output options such as VGA and DVI as well as standard-definition outputs; specifics depended on the graphics card selected by the consumer. There were microphone and headphone ports on the front and back of the tower, six USB ports, and standard mouse and keyboard ports.
Miscellaneous
Consumers had options of every Windows Vista version except Home Basic. The computer had six monitor options, all with integrated speakers. Productivity software options included Microsoft Works, Microsoft Office (trial and full versions) and Corel WordPerfect Office.
Preferential Options
Purely optional additions included a TV tuner, external speakers and hardware for Bluetooth connectivity. Consumers could also opt for a 56K modem and for wireless LAN 802.11 b/g/n options.
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