Review on HP FHD Touchscreen Quad Core I7 1065G7 by Chong Fred ᠌

As this is a tendency shared by all contemporary laptops, I will not blame this to a lack of functionality. If you choose to take apart the laptop in order to upgrade the memory or solid-state drive, you will be required to fiddle around with many components (I would like a service cover on 1 bolt, as it was on old laptops). Some pros: The IPS screen is easy on the eyes, the body is tiny and light, and overall, it has good "stuffing" for such a low price (about 40k) Having certain negative aspects When you press the buttons on the keyboard or touchpad, the case flexes under your pressure, which is something that has already been mentioned.