Review on HP 14 inch HD Laptop with Ryzen 3, 16GB RAM, 1TB HDD - Business & Student-friendly by Bima ᠌

In general, a great opportunity to make a lot of money. Unless I screwed with installing Windows, but this is due to the atypical entry into the BIOS Fn + F11 (Or Fn + F10, I forgot all the time)) Got pros: Laptop with a lot of brains, not too bulky, and not too heavy. Those who are familiar with it will understand what I mean when I say that it pulls two parallel open IntelliJ IDE instances without any problems, which indicates that the performance is adequate. Windows 10 boots up in a fraction of a second, highlighting the benefits of solid-state drives. Naturally, the cost is another another benefit to consider. I bought it for 33k, and at this price, you can typically only buy bricks that have been broken. The following are some of its negative aspects: The sound is revolting; yet, in general, it does not bother me because I always have headphones on. The paint on the case did not hold up well after being carried around for two months in a bag, and it was scratched off in several spots. The screen's diminutive size is a downside to the device's compact design. As a result, I connected a monitor with a screen size of 37 inches and an external keyboard to my own computer at home.