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Name: HP - ProBook 14" Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 240GB Solid State Drive - Pre-Owned - Black
Brand: HP
SKU: 6219210
Price: 383.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (12 reviews)

HP - ProBook 14" Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 240GB Solid State Drive - Pre-Owned - Black

Model:: 640 G1-1584; |
SKU:: 6219210

User rating, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 12 reviews.

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QuestionWhat's the difference between pre-owned and refurbished?
Asked 6 years ago by Rena.
- Answer The main difference between "refurbished" and "used" products is that refurbished products have been tested and verified to function properly, and are thus free of defects, while "used" products may or may not be defective.
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Questioncan the hard drive memory be expanded to 500 GB or 1TB on this computer ?? thanks
Asked 4 years ago by Tina.
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QuestionWhich program of Microsoft? office? personal & student? pro?
Asked 5 years ago by Eddie.
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QuestionWarranty?
Asked 5 years ago by rrszac.
- Answer It has a limited warranty and i believe you have 90 days to return it to bestbuy if theres any issues.
  Answered 5 years ago by Allen
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QuestionIs this laptop good for gaming like Call of Duty or games normally played on PS or Xbox?
Asked 5 years ago by CJ.
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QuestionDoes Does this computer support video conferencing?
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QuestionHow old is this computer?
Asked 5 years ago by DeeDah.
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QuestionAre the keys back lit?
Asked 6 years ago by ginnyhem.
- Answer No, the keys are not backlit.
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QuestionCan this be used for fortnite?
Asked 6 years ago by Bryce.
- Answer Yes, it can be used for Fortnite.
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QuestionIs this laptop compatible with softwares like After Effects or Premiere Pro?
Asked 6 years ago by Alan0507.
- Answer Yes, the laptop is compatible with software like After Effects or Premiere Pro.
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Questionwill this computer connect to a docking station, would it need to be a specific station?
Asked 7 years ago by NLVNV89.
- Answer It can use the HP 90-W Docking Station A7E32AA or the HP 120-W Advd Docking Station A7E36AA
  Answered 7 years ago by HP Team
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HP - ProBook 14" Laptop - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 240GB Solid State Drive - Pre-Owned - Black

Q: QuestionWhat's the difference between pre-owned and refurbished?

Q: Questioncan the hard drive memory be expanded to 500 GB or 1TB on this computer ?? thanks

Q: QuestionWhich program of Microsoft? office? personal & student? pro?

Q: QuestionWarranty?

Q: QuestionIs this laptop good for gaming like Call of Duty or games normally played on PS or Xbox?

Q: QuestionDoes Does this computer support video conferencing?

Q: QuestionHow old is this computer?

Q: QuestionAre the keys back lit?

Q: QuestionCan this be used for fortnite?

Q: QuestionIs this laptop compatible with softwares like After Effects or Premiere Pro?

Q: Questionwill this computer connect to a docking station, would it need to be a specific station?

QuestionWhat's the difference between pre-owned and refurbished?

Questioncan the hard drive memory be expanded to 500 GB or 1TB on this computer ?? thanks

QuestionWhich program of Microsoft? office? personal & student? pro?

QuestionWarranty?

QuestionIs this laptop good for gaming like Call of Duty or games normally played on PS or Xbox?

QuestionDoes Does this computer support video conferencing?

QuestionHow old is this computer?

QuestionAre the keys back lit?

QuestionCan this be used for fortnite?

QuestionIs this laptop compatible with softwares like After Effects or Premiere Pro?

Questionwill this computer connect to a docking station, would it need to be a specific station?