A:AnswerNo HDMI port- only two USB C ports. I bought a hub to use w/USB C port so I can use older USB thumb drives, mouse receiver, plug my headphones in & the HDMI/Video devices.
A:AnswerYes, my Brother printed connected to it wirelessly. The only issue I have it that it prints small and in landscape. Despite adjusting the settings, I haven't solved the issue. My printer is older and I probably need to update the driver.
A:AnswerThe RAM (memory) isn't upgradeable. It's soldered onto the board and getting into the device is such a headache. Surface devices aren't easy to take apart.
The Hard Drive (SSD) is upgradable with a convenient slot that they've added in the back to access the Hard Drive.
But not the RAM (memory).
A:AnswerI think it would be an excellent choice - light weight, and relatively long battery life. It can be used as a tablet or the keyboard cover supports excellent touch typing. The pen works really well and supports hand written notes and annotations. Hand written notes can be converted to text with a couple of clicks
A:AnswerYes, this has two USBC connections that you can attach an external monitor if you get a connection for that (USBc-hdmi). I purchased a hub for it that connects to the charging port and manages multiple connections like usb, card reader, network connection and hdmi and charges the system at the same time.
