Review on HP FHD Touchscreen Quad Core I7 1065G7 by Anastazja Anastazja ᠌

comments regarding 1001ur. For the price, the laptop is surprisingly comfortable and well-balanced; it appears that the makers made savings only where they could or had to. - The body comes first. pleasantly tactile silver Polycarbonate, cool design, but (there's always a but) at the same time extremely low rigidity (taking one edge you can see how the opposite sags by half a centimeter) and questionable build quality - for instance, 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 entire assembly rattles abhorrently. - Display. Excellent value for the money, with a reasonable peak brightness as promised. - Execution. It is more than sufficient for a browser, a system, and many different straightforward apps, but there are issues with more challenging tasks. Photoshop - very forcefully Games only start at zero and the early tenths of frames for SketchUp. In general, you can use it without a doubt for office chores, but it is preferable to spend more money on something more complex. - Batteries. It can easily run for several hours on a full charge; I'm at a loss for words. Bad items only: - There are some function keys missing from the keyboard, like the pause and insert keys, which I truly miss. There are home/end, pgdown/pgup, but they are little. - Two USB ports only; no Ethernet ports - For many a significant minus, use keys f1 through fn.