“Does it have a solid state drive? What is the processor speed? What is the maximum memory it can hold? How much does the active pen cost? Is the card integrated, or can you replace certain parts if something goes bad?”
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Model number 81CU000CUS has a 512GB solid state hard drive. This configuration has the Intel Core I-7-8550U processor. This is a Quad-Core/Eight-Thread processor, with a base speed of 1.8GHz and a Turbo Boost speed od up to 3.7GHz. Maximum RAM this system can support is 16GB. The cost of an active pen will vary. Here is a link to one example: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/wacom-bamboo-ink-smart-stylus-black/5731102.p?skuId=5731102. This configuration does have a discrete graphics card, the Nvidia GTX 1050 model GPU. This model is not user upgradable. A certified technician must do all of the work, so as to not void the warranty. Check with your certified technician for availability of replacement parts.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes this Pc does come with a SSD of 512 Gb.It comes with the latest 8 gen I7 Intel Processor but I have not tested the exact speed.It comes with a 2 ,8 Gb ram stick pre installed and well you cant really add more ram since the mother board only holds 16 Gb but you can Purchase other Ram that tend to perform better such as " CORSAIR - VENGEANCE Series 16GB (2PK 8GB) 2.4GHz DDR4 Laptop Memory - Black".The Bamboo pen cost around 75 Dollars and the Original Lenovo one cost around 30 -50 Dollars depending where you buy it.Like most laptops everything is attached permanently to the mother Board so to answer your question ;Yes it is a Integrated card and if something goes wrong then most likely you wont be able to take it apart.There are few exeptions such as the key board ,the screen ,the mouse pad .How ever if you do take it apart you will void Warranty so only do it if warranty has expired.By the questions you are asking it appears as if you are interested for a gaming pc .I would recommend a Actual Desktop PC (Not the 2 in 1)since you have more options on Ram ,Screen resolution ,SSD size and if something goes wrong you can basically change most of the parts -IT Technician.
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