Review on HP 639512 001 Laptop Screen 1366X768 by Iori Yagami ᠌

Comments on the 1001ur. You get the impression that the laptop's maker cut corners only where they were absolutely essential, and the result is a surprisingly pleasant and well-balanced device given the price. - The physical self comes first. Soft and soothing silver For example, I have a touchpad in the area of one of the physical for some reason, the keys have a free play, and when working without a mouse, this whole assembly rattles disgustingly. However, polycarbonate, cool design, but (there's always a but) at the same time very low rigidity (taking one edge you can see how the opposite sags by half a centimeter) and dubious build quality. - Display. Excellent value for the cost, but less than stellar maximum intensity. — Execution. A browser, a system, and a wide variety of simple apps can make good use of it, but more complex tasks present certain challenges. Forcing yourself into Photoshop, Forget about a smooth experience in SketchUp, and don't even bother with games until the tenths of a second mark. It's a safe bet that you can bring it with you to the office, but if you need something more powerful, you should probably spend a little more money. Punishment through battery. I can't comment on how long it would last, but I know that it would operate for hours on end after being fully charged. Nothing except terrible luck: Some of the keyboard's function keys are missing, and I find myself missing them often: the pause and insert keys, as well as the one that brings up the context menu. While modest, the home/end and pgdown/pgup navigational elements are present. No Ethernet and only two USB ports The f1-f12 keys, as well as the fn key, are a major drawback for some users.