A:AnswerYou would think, luislast, however it does not. Without the necessary information listed in the product descrip, or a definite Yes or No, it leaves people wondering if it is. So back to your smart alec answer, leave it to the people who can give an informative and helpful thought.
A:AnswerOf course not! It's brand new! Windows 10 PCs stop being produced almost 3.5 years ago.
You can try downgrading, if that's what you want, but you risk infinite prompts from MS to upgrade, as well as having a less secure computer.
A:AnswerAny report on battery life is unreliable, guesswork, and untrustworthy, without context, i.e., knowing the conditions under which battery life was tested.
A:AnswerThere are contradictory answers to this, even from HP itself (and possibly me!), so even if you compare answers in the Questions section, you might want to research this more thoroughly yourself.
