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Published on Oct 15, 2016
Buy it on Amazon - http://lon.tv/vlx9w (affiliate link) - This $199 HP laptop has no name but is a better deal than the HP Stream 11/14 thanks to its 1080p IPS display. See more laptops: http://lon.tv/laptops and subscribe! http://lon.tv/s index below
VIDEO INDEX: 00:54 - Hardware overview 01:10 - Upgrade RAM and hard drive 01:36 - Not fanless 01:53 - Ports 02:22 - Removable battery and battery life 02:48 - SD card slot 03:03 - Keyboard and trackpad 03:37 - Performance: web browsing 05:23 - Microsoft Word and Office 05:51 - Gaming: Minecraft 06:38 - Gaming: Counterstrike: GO 07:18 - Gaming: 3DMark Benchmark test 07:53 - Kodi / h.265 / hevc / blu ray MKV 08:37 - Weak speaker 08:49 - conclusion and final thoughts
HP doesn't really market this laptop (in fact it even lacks a name) but it's a better value than their HP Stream 11 and 14 line of laptops that sell for $199 and $229 respectively.
What makes this one a better buy is that it has a really nice 1080p 14" IPS display - something I haven't seen on a $200 Windows laptop before. The nicer display comes at the cost of battery life, with the removable battery pack delivering just 4 or 5 hours of usage tops.
The machine is powered by an AMD E2-7110 APU (quad core) along with 4 GB of RAM and 32GB EMMC storage. Another advantage here over the Stream is that it is upgradeable to 8 GB of RAM and possibly a SATA hard drive (see more at the Amazon link for what other users are doing to upgrade their laptops).
If you can live with the battery life this is a better buy over the Stream with comparable performance. The display and upgradeability are key selling points.
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