“Touchscreen vs keypad I see this is a 2 in 1 laptop, with a keyboard and a touchscreen. Demonstrating my ignorance here but I have not used a 2 in 1 laptop before and I'd like to be sure that I can just use it as a regular laptop with a keyboard. One day I may decide I like the touchscreen functions (as on a phone) but for a laptop I like being able to use the keyboard and mouse. Is that still perfectly possible on a 2 in 1 laptop?”
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Absolutely! (I'm a keyboard and mouse guy too.) You can use just the keyboard, just the touchscreen, or both as a combo (for instance, typing with the keyboard, but tapping or swiping on the screen.) When you flip the screen 360° into tablet mode, the keyboard is disabled to prevent accidental key presses. But when the screen is angled like a regular laptop the keyboard is enabled, and it has the side number pad too! Also, the touchpad is really big, unlike a lot of other laptops where you really need a wireless mouse. (If you do want a wireless mouse though, check out the Microsoft Arc Mouse.) Actually, the biggest con of this computer is the dim, highly-reflective screen.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, the touch screen does not have to be used. This product can be used like a traditional laptop.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, you can use this as a regular laptop if you choose to.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Bruh, I know how you feel asking this question. But as to answer your question. Yes, the laptop can be used as a regular laptop, and when you need it, it will be your tablet (A nice big 4K 15.6 inch and very powerful tablet..) Also here's a recommendation, switch the Hard Disk for a Solid State and you will live a happy man.....
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Ah, I know how you feel. As for your answer, yes.
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