Full-size, backlit, canvas gray keyboard with numeric keypad
1080p FHD IR camera + integrated dual array digital microphones, Privacy Shutter
Dual speakers, HP Audio Boost, DTS:X Ultra
MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7920 (2x2) + Bluetooth® 5.4
Ports:
1x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 10 Gbps
1x USB-A 3.2 Gen1 5 Gbps
2x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 10 Gbps (Power Delivery 3.1, DisplayPort 2.1, HP Sleep & Charge)
1x HDMI 2.1
1x 3.5mm Audio Combo Jack
4 Cell 68 WHr Battery
3.73 lbs.
Suggested Upgrade:
Realtek Wi-Fi 7 2x2 + Bluetooth 6.0 Card for $10
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I have a 1TB hard drive in my 15 year old lenovo desktop and I have barely used 125 GB. Everything is in the cloud or Google docs and drives. Great deal.
I understand that but I just figured people that don't know how or just out of pure convenience of not having to upgrade the hard drive on their own would prefer buying a laptop with a one terabyte drive but that's just my opinion as far as marketing goes and I know nothing
I have a 1TB hard drive in my 15 year old lenovo desktop and I have barely used 125 GB. Everything is in the cloud or Google docs and drives. Great deal.
Which cloud? Is it not expensive ?
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I understand that but I just figured people that don't know how or just out of pure convenience of not having to upgrade the hard drive on their own would prefer buying a laptop with a one terabyte drive but that's just my opinion as far as marketing goes and I know nothing
Hosser honestly I agree with you, I don't think 256 GB is a lot especially if someone say starts downloading large files (videos you took of your cousin's wedding say for example) .. and sure you could say pay google $20 a year for 100 GB of storage but for some people (depends on the person and how big their files are in total) that's not going to be enough ..
...on the other hand the other folks who commented have a point too, sadly in today's day and age where AI is gobbling up all the resources that would normally go to hard drives (ram too) like an insane pac-man it's sadly not a good time to be buying laptops or desktop PC's for that matter or even say building your own PC (which in the past would have saved you big bucks)... myself I'm just hoping our families laptop and desktop PC's (I built the latter) last as long as they possible can in the hopes that maybe, someday prices go back to normal (maybe I'm being overly optimistic hopefully prices go back down at some point! )
Have I fallen victim to that "adaptive pricing" tactic I've been reading about? Or did it coincidentally go up to $619 for everyone in the last few hrs? Adam dawns his tinfoil hat
Edit: Noticed deal came out yesterday, mb.
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...on the other hand the other folks who commented have a point too, sadly in today's day and age where AI is gobbling up all the resources that would normally go to hard drives (ram too) like an insane pac-man
Edit: Noticed deal came out yesterday, mb.
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