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Product Name: | HP 15.6" Laptop, Intel Core i3-1125G4, 8GB Memory, 256GB SSD, Windows 11 Home (4Z3A9UA#ABA) |
Product Description: | Stay connected to what matters most with long-lasting battery life and a sleek and portable, micro-edge bezel design. Built to keep you productive and entertained from anywhere, the HP 15" laptop features reliable performance and an expansive display - letting you stream, surf and speed through tasks from sun up to sun down. 2GHz Intel Core i3-1125G4 quad-core processor with up to 3.7GHz speed and 8MB cache memory 256GB SSD keeps your running programs active while your computer resumes from suspension in seconds Windows 11 Home 64-bit operating system provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface 8GB memory to smoothly run your games, photo and video editing applications DDR4 RAM: with its higher bandwidth, everything from multitasking to playing games gets a performance boost Features Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution for unbelievable pixel-by-pixel image performance 15.6" display offers 40% more viewable area than a 13.3" screen, so you have more room to spread out your work and more space to enjoy your movie Improved 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax 2x2 Wi-Fi antenna delivers a stronger, more reliable Internet connection than before 41Wh lithium-ion battery with a run time of up to nine hours 1-year manufacturer limited warranty Certification & Standards: EPEAT Compliant Safety Data Sheet |
Product SKU: | 24504670 |
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When buying a laptop it is the cpu, ram, storage, weight usb, nic always the top priority not the panel, probably never the panel. You get the best IPS panel out there but junk spec., what's that good for?
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When buying a laptop it is the cpu, ram, storage, weight usb, nic always the top priority not the panel, probably never the panel. You get the best IPS panel out there but junk spec., what's that good for?
I'd also argue the same for the following cases:
A $250 laptop:
With 4GB of soldered RAM (non upgradable).
Or
Without a touchpad.
Or
Without wifi capability.
Or
dual core or less.
20 years ago? Sure. Now, no. In 2022 all of those should be banned, including the TN screen. In all cases you'll be annoyed with the laptop and upset with yourself for not doing a bit more research.
It's similar to saying expecting a screen at all for $250 is ridiculous.
I'd also argue the same for the following cases:
A $250 laptop:
With 4GB of soldered RAM (non upgradable).
Or
Without a touchpad.
Or
Without wifi capability.
Or
dual core or less.
20 years ago? Sure. Now, no. In 2022 all of those should be banned, including the TN screen. In all cases you'll be annoyed with the laptop and upset with yourself for not doing a bit more research.
It's similar to saying expecting a screen at all for $250 is ridiculous.
Ironman has a huge point
The only think I didn't like (I'm a touch typist so backlit keyboard isn't as critical for me) is the coating on the screen makes me nervous when cleaning it. I've also not been trying multiple hi-res displays/refresh rates, either. Obviously this is not meant for serious gaming.
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I use an external monitor all the time, so I think I'll be so used to the TN display it likely won't make a difference to me.
Is this an improvement over what I currently have?
If a better sale comes along, I'll return these.
I'd also argue the same for the following cases:
A $250 laptop:
With 4GB of soldered RAM (non upgradable).
Or
Without a touchpad.
Or
Without wifi capability.
Or
dual core or less.
20 years ago? Sure. Now, no. In 2022 all of those should be banned, including the TN screen. In all cases you'll be annoyed with the laptop and upset with yourself for not doing a bit more research.
It's similar to saying expecting a screen at all for $250 is ridiculous.
Where is that laptop for $275?
When buying a laptop it is the cpu, ram, storage, weight usb, nic always the top priority not the panel, probably never the panel. You get the best IPS panel out there but junk spec., what's that good for?