Pros
- Excellent general performance
- Impressive 1.5TB storage capacity
Cons
- Stronger performers cost less
- Lacks upgradability
Bottom Line
Smaller systems generally sacrifice features for a svelte chassis, and HP's Slimline s5370t is no exception.
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