
Tackle work tasks with this powerful refurbished HP laptop computer. Combining a second-generation Intel Core i5 processor and 8GB of RAM, this laptop streams games and videos without lag, and the 750GB hard drive holds all your important files. The compact size of this HP laptop computer lets you carry it easily in a backpack or briefcase.
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A: It holds roughly 108GB of your own things. A second drive can be added if the disk drive is removed and an HDD caddy is installed. No bluetooth. You need DDR3 1333mhz SODIMM ram. It holds the max it can hold, however. Only two slots in its mobo.
Q: Are these refurbished ssd computers windows 10?
A: YES, WINDOWS 10 PRO
A: I didn't buy an extended warranty and wouldn't for a product at this price point It has a DisplayPort output and there are converter plugs to HDMI from that format. They don't tell you if there was an issue and many of the refurbs are computers that were part of a corporate leasing program meaning they had no issue. They are cleaned up pretty good and have stickers and other such things removed.
A: I bought this for surfing, papers and PowerPoint. has enough guys to do this plus streaming video, can also do video from dvds and blue Ray.
Q: Does this have a built in SD card reader?
A: No it does not, but you can use a reader with a USB drive.
A: This laptop meets most of the system requirements for installing the Adobe Photoshop program. However, this laptop only comes with 1 GB graphics memory.
Q: Does this laptop have a CD thing for movies?
A: yes it does
Q: Can you upgrade this laptop? Graphics card and memory card? For light gaming?
A: This is probably not the best computer for gaming. Graphics are good but not top of the line and the display is only 14". Memory is ok at 8gb but not expandable unless replacing the existing memory. The downside for gaming might be the available space on the SSD; today's games can take up quite a bit of hard drive space. This is a great laptop for business and personal use but gaming asks a lot out of a machine.