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Product Description
Tackle all your daily tasks with an affordable laptop that comes packed with the features you need. With Windows 10, you’ll experience fast start-ups, a familiar yet expanded Start menu, and great new ways to get stuff done.Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #60 in Personal Computers
- Brand: HP
- Model: W2M53UA#ABA
- Released on: 2016-05-29
- Aspect ratio: 16:9
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .94" h x 13.60" w x 9.51" l, 3.86 pounds
- CPU: E2-7110 1.8 GHz
- Memory: 4GB
- Hard Disk: 32GB
- Graphics: Integrated
- Processors: 4
- Battery type: Lithium Ion
- Display size: 14
Features
- Processor: AMD Quad-Core E2-7110 APU, 1.8 GHz; Processing power for everyday productivity.
- Display: 14.0-inch diagonal FHD (1920x1080) IPS UWVA BrightView WLED-backlit; Enjoy vibrant, crystal-clear images with 178-degree wide-viewing angles.
- Memory: 4GB LPDDR3 SDRAM; Use multiple applications at the same time without slowing down.
- Storage: 32GB eMMC; Reliable flash-based storage at a great value and without the moving parts of a traditional hard drive, so there's less chance of failure and damage.
- More productive. Windows 10 is the best for bringing ideas forward and getting things done. Minimum dimensions (W x D x H) 13.6 x 9.51 x 0.94 in. Weight 3.86 lbs
- Battery life: Up to 5 hours and 15 minutes; Keep going without worrying about recharging.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews277 of 299 people found the following review helpful.
Full HD Screen with LAN/HDMI/VGA and very portable on the cheap. Great for RDP.By Douglas Quaid
EDIT: Just doubled the RAM to 8GB using this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CQ35GYE/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
All of the screws are visible from the bottom except for the under the two rubber feet on the hinges.
Just received mine today, so first impressions:
Build and finish are fine for the price.
1080p full HD screen. If this is not the reason you are buying it, there may be better options. The screen is GLOSSY and has lots of reflection and glare. Plenty sharp, pretty good viewing angles, but brightness is a little low IMO.
This is no where near ultrabook size/weight, but it is a fairly light laptop that will travel well.
Connectivity! LAN port with lights! VGA! Full size HDMI! USB 3.0 (1), Full size SD reader. Again, if you don't care about the LAN and full size HDMI/VGA, there may be better options.
Keyboard and Trackpad are more than acceptable, maybe even above average IMO. Caps Lock light, Mute light, full size shift keys, dedicated page up/down, Function keys by default (rather than F keys).
There is a fan, and it has been going most of the time I've been using it - not loud or high pitched though. No noticeable heat yet.
Replaceable battery! Its small too, so backups on a trip would be easy to bring. Not sure about battery life yet, but I've been using it unplugged for almost an hour and am at 88%.
Speed? Not so much. Will need more time, but I'm certain this is akin to all things "netbook 2.0", though 4gb of RAM is better than some. General web browsing has been fine, but weather.com has become a good test for lesser processors, and it certainly brings this one to a crawl.
Storage has about 13GB available after the first round of updates out of the box.
For me, this is a great buy to use for Remote Desktop. The full HD screen combined with the LAN, VGA, HDMI ports makes this a cheap travel/business computer if you use it for mostly RDP. The replaceable battery is another bonus after years of using ultrabooks. But if you are buying this as your main machine, you may be disappointed in performance.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
A decent Window machine for less that a Chromebook is amazingBy RHagan
An amazing value. I got it to replace a Chromebook with a failing screen that I use for email away from my office. I do most of my photo work on a Windows 7 Lenovo five years old, and did not expect this HP to do any heavy lifting, but found it faster and more powerful than the Lenovo. I learned from another review not to expand the memory but just got a 64g USB drive (a tiny Sandisk that Amazon offers with it) for extra storage. I expected to take that reviewer's recommendation to install a Windows 7 emulator but found I can live with Windows 10, just cleaning up the start screen of unwanted program tiles and building my own splash screen, like Windows 7's. The trackpad is so good that I do without a mouse.
The best comparison with my W7 Lenovo (8g ram, 500g internal drive, Intel i5 processor) I can offer is that I made a 34 minute "Movie" from 204 stills with a music track in Picasa (no longer supported by Google but a late version can be downloaded) and it completed it cleaner and without hiccups in the audio track; my Lenovo with Intel chips did not do as well. Screen is very good although shiny. The sensitive trackpad creates errors while I type because my hands brush it, so I cover it with a card during typing. I like having the two clicker buttons below the trackpad, meaning right-click is available without mystery. Glad to have three usb ports. With the HDMI port and a long cable I ran my slideshow with a long cable into a big tv for an audience, and will do it later with a projector.
Turns on in 15 seconds. Kekyboard feels good. Nice to have real function keys. Online videos run clean.
Compare to the Chromebook? I can now send photos easily linked to emals; never found a way to do that in the CB. And it has a DELETE key. Why Google copied Apple in eliminating that I never could understand.
To get a decent Window machine for less that a Chromebook is amazing. I read that Chromebooks are displacing Apples in school programs; this is probably aimed there. For upper level students, it would be a better choice.
283 of 312 people found the following review helpful.
Appears to be upgradable.By Stanburry Q. Smiley
Haven't used it yet. First thing I did was check to see if ram is expandable and hdd upgradable. Looks like yes to both as neither are soldered to board. I'm not sure where you get that kind of hdd though. It has an extra slot for a 2nd sick of ram too. Looks like you could add an optical drive if you are willing to modify the case by cutting into the plastic.
*edit below*
I have added a labeled picture of the board and also a picture of the SATA connection
I could not find a suitable replacement hard drive for this, if you know where I should look let me know, thanks!
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