Costco Wholesale has for their Members:
HP 16" OmniBook 7 AI Laptop (16-ay0075cl) for
$899.99. Shipping is $14.99.
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Specs/Key Features:- Intel Core Ultra 7 255H (6P+8E+2LPE)/16T 2 GHz (5.1 GHz Turbo, 24MB L3 Cache)
- 16" 2048x1280 120Hz 400-nits 0.2ms OLED Touch Display, 100% DCI-P3, 500-nits Peak
- Intel Arc 140T Integrated Graphics (8 Xe-cores) @ 2.25 GHz
- 32 GB LPDDR5x-7467 MT/s Memory
- 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD
- Full-size, backlit, soft grey keyboard with numeric keypad
- 5MP IR 1440p camera with temporal noise reduction and a privacy shutter
- Wi-Fi 7 2x2 + Bluetooth 5.4
- 4 Cell 70 WHr Li-Ion Polymer Battery
- 100W USB-C Charger
- 4.30 lbs.
- Windows 11 Home
- Ports:
- 1x Thunderbolt 4 with USB Type-C 40Gbps (USB Power Delivery, DisplayPort 2.1, HP Sleep and Charge)
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C 10Gbps (USB Power Delivery, DisplayPort 1.4a, HP Sleep and Charge)
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A 5 Gbps
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A 10 Gbps
- 1x Headphone/microphone combo
- 1x HDMI 2.1
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Build Quality: The Laptop you bought is a 2-in-1 version in OmniBook 7 series and they are normally cost higher than the normal Clamshell models with similar build quality and configuration. That model also comes with the HP MPP 2.0 Pen which is a benefit.
Screen Resolution: Your laptop has a higher resolution 2.8K OLED screen (2880x1800 vs 2048x1280) which will make the media consumption looks better, texts a bit sharper and in a 16" screen, that is clearly noticeable.
CPU Performance: Although both laptops are having Core Ultra Series 2 series Processors, there is a notable Difference. The model you have is having Core Ultra 7 258V and the "V" at the end indicates it is Lunar Lake Processor. This laptop, on the other hand has a Core Ultra 7 255H and the "H" at the end indicates it is an Arrow Lake Generation Processor. Now the difference between them is that Lunar Lake architecture is not tuned for performance, has only 8 Cores (4 Performance + 4 Efficiency) and its raw CPU performance is lacking for any CPU intensive workloads. This is basically Intel's answer to Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite based Windows laptops and focuses on high efficiency, very strong battery life and normal daily workloads. It barely reaches 30+ Watt even in demanding workloads. On the other hand, Arrow Lake is their mainstream performance Processors, replacing the Core i7/i5 H series Processors. The 255H has 16 Cores, can work up to 120W and offers high level CPU performance, similar to AMD's Zen 5 based Ryzen AI 7 HX Processors. It also has better energy efficiency over 13/14th Gen H Series Processors.
Integrated GPU Performance: The Lunar Lake 258V comes with Intel Arc 140V whereas Arrow Lake 255H (On this one) comes with Intel Arc 140T Graphics with 8 Xe Cores. Now architecture wise, the integrated Graphics on Lunar Lake (Yours) is more advanced than the one in Arrow Lake but Arrow Lake can feed more power to the iGPU. So, overall raw performance numbers are almost similar. However, I have read in many reviews, for normal iGPU accelerated tasks, like watching Videos with hardware decoding, Video encoding using Intel QuickSync and similar tasks, The one you have in Lunar Lake, consumes lesser battery and can provide better battery life.
Hope the above explanation makes it clear for you.
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Build Quality: The Laptop you bought is a 2-in-1 version in OmniBook 7 series and they are normally cost higher than the normal Clamshell models with similar build quality and configuration. That model also comes with the HP MPP 2.0 Pen which is a benefit.
Screen Resolution: Your laptop has a higher resolution 2.8K OLED screen (2880x1800 vs 2048x1280) which will make the media consumption looks better, texts a bit sharper and in a 16" screen, that is clearly noticeable.
CPU Performance: Although both laptops are having Core Ultra Series 2 series Processors, there is a notable Difference. The model you have is having Core Ultra 7 258V and the "V" at the end indicates it is Lunar Lake Processor. This laptop, on the other hand has a Core Ultra 7 255H and the "H" at the end indicates it is an Arrow Lake Generation Processor. Now the difference between them is that Lunar Lake architecture is not tuned for performance, has only 8 Cores (4 Performance + 4 Efficiency) and its raw CPU performance is lacking for any CPU intensive workloads. This is basically Intel's answer to Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite based Windows laptops and focuses on high efficiency, very strong battery life and normal daily workloads. It barely reaches 30+ Watt even in demanding workloads. On the other hand, Arrow Lake is their mainstream performance Processors, replacing the Core i7/i5 H series Processors. The 255H has 16 Cores, can work up to 120W and offers high level CPU performance, similar to AMD's Zen 5 based Ryzen AI 7 HX Processors. It also has better energy efficiency over 13/14th Gen H Series Processors.
Integrated GPU Performance: The Lunar Lake 258V comes with Intel Arc 140V whereas Arrow Lake 255H (On this one) comes with Intel Arc 140T Graphics with 8 Xe Cores. Now architecture wise, the integrated Graphics on Lunar Lake (Yours) is more advanced than the one in Arrow Lake but Arrow Lake can feed more power to the iGPU. So, overall raw performance numbers are almost similar. However, I have read in many reviews, for normal iGPU accelerated tasks, like watching Videos with hardware decoding, Video encoding using Intel QuickSync and similar tasks, The one you have in Lunar Lake, consumes lesser battery and can provide better battery life.
Hope the above explanation makes it clear for you.
Build Quality: The Laptop you bought is a 2-in-1 version in OmniBook 7 series and they are normally cost higher than the normal Clamshell models with similar build quality and configuration. That model also comes with the HP MPP 2.0 Pen which is a benefit.
Screen Resolution: Your laptop has a higher resolution 2.8K OLED screen (2880x1800 vs 2048x1280) which will make the media consumption looks better, texts a bit sharper and in a 16" screen, that is clearly noticeable.
CPU Performance: Although both laptops are having Core Ultra Series 2 series Processors, there is a notable Difference. The model you have is having Core Ultra 7 258V and the "V" at the end indicates it is Lunar Lake Processor. This laptop, on the other hand has a Core Ultra 7 255H and the "H" at the end indicates it is an Arrow Lake Generation Processor. Now the difference between them is that Lunar Lake architecture is not tuned for performance, has only 8 Cores (4 Performance + 4 Efficiency) and its raw CPU performance is lacking for any CPU intensive workloads. This is basically Intel's answer to Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite based Windows laptops and focuses on high efficiency, very strong battery life and normal daily workloads. It barely reaches 30+ Watt even in demanding workloads. On the other hand, Arrow Lake is their mainstream performance Processors, replacing the Core i7/i5 H series Processors. The 255H has 16 Cores, can work up to 120W and offers high level CPU performance, similar to AMD's Zen 5 based Ryzen AI 7 HX Processors. It also has better energy efficiency over 13/14th Gen H Series Processors.
Integrated GPU Performance: The Lunar Lake 258V comes with Intel Arc 140V whereas Arrow Lake 255H (On this one) comes with Intel Arc 140T Graphics with 8 Xe Cores. Now architecture wise, the integrated Graphics on Lunar Lake (Yours) is more advanced than the one in Arrow Lake but Arrow Lake can feed more power to the iGPU. So, overall raw performance numbers are almost similar. However, I have read in many reviews, for normal iGPU accelerated tasks, like watching Videos with hardware decoding, Video encoding using Intel QuickSync and similar tasks, The one you have in Lunar Lake, consumes lesser battery and can provide better battery life.
Hope the above explanation makes it clear for you.
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Build Quality: The Laptop you bought is a 2-in-1 version in OmniBook 7 series and they are normally cost higher than the normal Clamshell models with similar build quality and configuration. That model also comes with the HP MPP 2.0 Pen which is a benefit.
Screen Resolution: Your laptop has a higher resolution 2.8K OLED screen (2880x1800 vs 2048x1280) which will make the media consumption looks better, texts a bit sharper and in a 16" screen, that is clearly noticeable.
CPU Performance: Although both laptops are having Core Ultra Series 2 series Processors, there is a notable Difference. The model you have is having Core Ultra 7 258V and the "V" at the end indicates it is Lunar Lake Processor. This laptop, on the other hand has a Core Ultra 7 255H and the "H" at the end indicates it is an Arrow Lake Generation Processor. Now the difference between them is that Lunar Lake architecture is not tuned for performance, has only 8 Cores (4 Performance + 4 Efficiency) and its raw CPU performance is lacking for any CPU intensive workloads. This is basically Intel's answer to Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite based Windows laptops and focuses on high efficiency, very strong battery life and normal daily workloads. It barely reaches 30+ Watt even in demanding workloads. On the other hand, Arrow Lake is their mainstream performance Processors, replacing the Core i7/i5 H series Processors. The 255H has 16 Cores, can work up to 120W and offers high level CPU performance, similar to AMD's Zen 5 based Ryzen AI 7 HX Processors. It also has better energy efficiency over 13/14th Gen H Series Processors.
Integrated GPU Performance: The Lunar Lake 258V comes with Intel Arc 140V whereas Arrow Lake 255H (On this one) comes with Intel Arc 140T Graphics with 8 Xe Cores. Now architecture wise, the integrated Graphics on Lunar Lake (Yours) is more advanced than the one in Arrow Lake but Arrow Lake can feed more power to the iGPU. So, overall raw performance numbers are almost similar. However, I have read in many reviews, for normal iGPU accelerated tasks, like watching Videos with hardware decoding, Video encoding using Intel QuickSync and similar tasks, The one you have in Lunar Lake, consumes lesser battery and can provide better battery life.
Hope the above explanation makes it clear for you.
i was deciding between the one in this thread and the one linked. I don't see much difference besides the screen resolution and ultra 9 vs 7 in the thread.
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Regarding Ultra 9 and Ultra 7 H series Processors, they literally have exact same number of CPU cores and same integrated graphics and the only difference is Ultra 9 has slightly higher clock speed, resulting minor single threaded performance boost.
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