“It is mentioned in other questions that this laptop is 100% rgb, but what about 100% adobe rgb? Does this particular model meet that standard?”

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• Adobe RGB is used in print media like books, magazines, flyers, ect. sRGB is used for online graphics. You can convert Adobe RGB to sRGB but not the other way around. Unless you deal with print media it is not that big a deal. If you put graphics online that used the Adobe RGB standard the graphics will look washed out and dull.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• What exactly is the difference between the 100% RGB and 100% Adobe RGB? I'm sorry, but I do not believe that I know the difference.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• Thank you for your question, Jim! The specs state this model meets 100% sRGB standards and does not mention Adobe. However, more detailed specs can be found by reaching out to HP Support directly.

  Answered by HP Team 3 years ago

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