A:AnswerAny of the Universale HP chargers will work. It does not matter which one as they all have the correct connector on it without the need for an adapter. Your model does not need more than the 65 watt one.
A:AnswerThe easiest way around not having Microsoft Office on a computer without spending money is to download the entirely free Apache openoffice suite of programs. Go to openoffice.org and follow the instructions for downloading and installing there. These programs include a word processor a spreadsheet and a powerpoint like program.
Openoffice has its own file structure, but will both read from and write to files that have docx, xlsx, and pptx extensions.
Openoffice isn't totally compatible with Microsoft Office, but issues probably only arise if you are doing something fairly esoteric. Basic word like documents spreadsheets and presentations can normally move back and forth pretty smoothly
The menus on openoffice programs look similar to but not identical to those Microsoft uses.
I have worked a lot with both openoffice and Microsoft office and edited books for publication using both programs.
A:AnswerWhile it would certainly work, I would prefer a model with atleast 8GB RAM. With trading you will always want a fast machine to stay on top of changes going on.
A:AnswerI cannot be sure as to if this would work well with animation. I would imagine it would do it okay but this really would be the minimum you would want to use for that. My recommendation would be to look for a model which has atleast 8GB of RAM. The battery in this should last around 7.5 hours of mixed use.
A:AnswerLong term this may not be the best option for intensive photo/video editing and graphic design related software. It is perfect for quick little fixes and light use.
A:AnswerIt may be able to run those programs but you should really look at a model with 8GB of RAM if you plan to use it for school work and want to ensure it is up for heavier processing.
