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popularDr.W posted Today 12:31 AM
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Walmart+: HP OmniBook 5: 16" FHD IPS, Ryzen AI 7 350, 16GB LPDDR5, 512GB SSD $499

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Today 02:48 AM
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cation_anionToday 02:48 AM
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I got almost the same thing when Staples had it for $550 but with a 1 TB drive if anyone has questions.
Today 03:08 AM
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NightToDayToday 03:08 AM
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Quote from cation_anion :
I got almost the same thing when Staples had it for $550 but with a 1 TB drive if anyone has questions.
Worth it for more of an every day use? Battery life pretty good? Screen?
Today 03:18 AM
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AngelA8652Today 03:18 AM
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Quote from cation_anion :
I got almost the same thing when Staples had it for $550 but with a 1 TB drive if anyone has questions.
Spell it out for me, please.I am a huge multitasker.I can have 20-30 tabs open and 3-4 windows. I'm back in school and I do a lot of research. Will this work? Do I need different specs?
Today 03:40 AM
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dlinders10Today 03:40 AM
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Quote from NightToDay :
Worth it for more of an every day use? Battery life pretty good? Screen?
A 2k screen on a 16" won't look good. Not enough pixels.
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Today 03:49 AM
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NightToDayToday 03:49 AM
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Quote from dlinders10 :
A 2k screen on a 16" won't look good. Not enough pixels.
This would be for more everyday use. I've got my gaming desktop, and another gaming laptop so not quite as worried.

More for browsing the web, school projects for my kid, occasional video while traveling kind of thing.

Just trying to find something thats nice, cheap and will last for a few plus years and not be a total piece of crap
Today 03:49 AM
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knet2010Today 03:49 AM
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Not sure why almost all of the PC manufacturers are flooding with AMD Ryzen processors these days and I'm not familiar how good AMDs are.
Looking for a decent every day PC with good build quality that can last for at least 3 years of normal use for around $500+Tax.
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Today 04:01 AM
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OrangeJuliusToday 04:01 AM
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Quote from dlinders10 :
A 2k screen on a 16" won't look good. Not enough pixels.
I use a 1920x1200 16" screen on my Elitebook for work every day and never felt like I needed higher resolution. It's not amazing, but there aren't many better speced laptops out there with better than 1200p screens, barring maybe those Snapdragon laptops selling at deep discount because people get sick of ARM x86 emulation and just return them. Nice laptops if you understand their limitations.

That said, I wish the term, "2K" would be banished for these 1200p screens.

2k is (unofficially, because it's not an agreed upon industry standard) 1440p, not 1200p. The reason 1440p was declared 2K is because it was almost halfway to 4k. 1200p is nowhere near that.
1080p is 1920x1080 = 2,073,600 pixels
1200p is 1920x1200 = 2,304,000 pixels
1440p/2K is 2560x1440 = 3,686,400 pixels
2160p/4K is 3840x2160 = 8,294,400 pixels

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Today 04:01 AM
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dlinders10Today 04:01 AM
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Quote from NightToDay :
This would be for more everyday use. I've got my gaming desktop, and another gaming laptop so not quite as worried.More for browsing the web, school projects for my kid, occasional video while traveling kind of thing.Just trying to find something thats nice, cheap and will last for a few plus years and not be a total piece of crap
If you watch the Just Josh YouTube channel, they say they like to have 150 pixel per inch minimum for a comfortable screen for everyday use. This is below that. It won't be terrible, but when using word and excel you will notice the pixels. Just depends how sensitive you are to that. Maybe try reducing the resolution on your gaming laptop to match and see if it bothers you at all.
Today 04:03 AM
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dlinders10Today 04:03 AM
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Quote from knet2010 :
Not sure why almost all of the PC manufacturers are flooding with AMD Ryzen processors these days and I'm not familiar how good AMDs are. Looking for a decent every day PC with good build quality that can last for at least 3 years of normal use for around $500+Tax.
It's because the Intel lunar lake processors are made by TSMC and not by Intel so they are more expensive. They have amazing battery life but at a premium. The amd chips are cheaper which is why all the mid to low range laptops are getting them.
Today 04:06 AM
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MusicSharkToday 04:06 AM
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Quote from dlinders10 :
It's because the Intel lunar lake processors are made by TSMC and not by Intel so they are more expensive. They have amazing battery life but at a premium. The amd chips are cheaper which is why all the mid to low range laptops are getting them.
So TSMC is better than Intel?

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