HP’s Sprout, introduced in October 2014, was a pretty far-out desktop PC that, interesting as it may be, hasn’t exactly wowed consumers. But the formula, which ditches a keyboard and mouse in favor of a built-in projector and multi-touch capacitive touch mat, could find larger success in the office — or classroom. Today HP is announcing the Sprout Pro, an updated version of the all-in-one PC coming in February for $2199.
It’s still got the same 23-inch display, Intel RealSense 3D camera setup, projector, and other components from the original model, but the Pro model has gotten a processor bump to Intel’s latest-gen chip The Sprout Pro also includes new business-oriented software additions like a special Skype app that can…
