PC & All-in-One Rental Jakarta — Stationary Desktops, Delivered & Set Up

Not every workstation needs to travel. A reception counter, a cashier, an exam-lab seat, a back-office admin desk — these are fixed places where the computer stays put all day. For those, a desktop is the right tool: a larger screen for hours of work, a full keyboard, more stable performance per rupiah, and no risk of the unit walking out the door. A laptop is for staff who move; a PC or All-in-One is for the desk that does not.

Arental treats the work around the box as the actual service. First, delivery and setup: our crew places the unit, connects it to wired LAN or Wi-Fi, joins it to your domain, installs your standard apps, and configures multi-monitor — for a Mini-1L we VESA-mount it behind the monitor so the desk stays tidy. Second, the right form factor for the place: a single-cable AIO for a clean reception desk, a 1-liter mini PC for a high-volume lab, an expandable Tower/SFF for a back office, an iMac for a creative desk. Third, fleet capability: we prepare dozens to hundreds of uniform units with identical setup for a CBT lab or an operations room, installed en masse on site. Fourth, a standby technician: remote troubleshooting first, an on-site visit, and unit replacement within 1-3 working days.

The fleet behind that is 12 manufacturer built-up families across HP, Dell, Lenovo, Apple, and ASUS — never assembled PCs — covering everything from a Rp 300rb essential desktop to a Rp 1.5jt high-performance workstation. For a desktop you need for months rather than years, a monthly rental is usually far cheaper than the total cost of buying, running, and eventually disposing of one yourself. For mobile staff, see our office laptop rental instead.

A reception desk is the first thing a visitor sees, and a tower under it with a tangle of data cables undoes the impression instantly. This is exactly where an All-in-One earns its place: the computer is tucked behind the screen, so the desk needs only one power cable — no tower, no trailing cables in view. The unit stays put, which is the point of a front desk, and it is ready to use the moment it is plugged in, webcam and microphone built in for guest photo verification or a quick video call.

For a standard front desk, the HP ProOne 400/440 G9 AIO (23.8" Full HD, pop-up webcam, integrated speakers) keeps the counter tidy and tamper-resistant. For an operations-heavy desk that runs all-day shifts, the Dell OptiPlex AIO 7410/5410 adds a sturdy stand and an RJ-45 port for stable wired LAN. The Lenovo ThinkCentre AIO Neo 30a flexes from 21.5" to 27" with a physical privacy shutter, useful in open areas. And for an executive guest desk or a lobby, the HP EliteOne 24"/27" with a 5MP AI auto-frame camera and Bang & Olufsen audio gives a premium feel. Every AIO rental includes a keyboard and mouse.

The back office runs the business: accounting, ERP, data entry, operations, and the cashier line — all at fixed desks, all day, often across two or three monitors. These desks reward a Tower or SFF desktop, where a laptop would be cramped and slower per rupiah. A Tower adds PCIe expansion and extra drive bays for an add-in network, capture, or storage card, while an SFF saves space; both carry plenty of ports and drive multiple monitors from DisplayPort and HDMI.

The reliable, easy-to-service workhorse is the Dell OptiPlex 7010/7020 (Core i5/i7 13th/14th-gen, DDR5, PCIe slots) — a favorite for large uniform fleets. For SMB offices and tenders that specify the Lenovo brand on a tight budget, the Lenovo ThinkCentre Neo 50/M70t Tower & SFF brings ThinkCentre reliability at an essential price. The ASUS ExpertCenter D700 Mini Tower & SFF adds TPM 2.0 security for offices wanting vendor variety, and the HP ProDesk 400/600 (SFF & Mini) is the most economical entry point for high-volume data entry and administration. Pick a Core i5 with 16GB for standard accounting and operations, or step up to a Core i7 with more RAM for heavier ERP and multitasking.