HP 14s-dq1610nd 8BV35EA Overview
The HP 14s-dq1610nd 8BV35EA laptop is a sleek and stylish device that offers reliable performance for everyday computing tasks. Powered by the 10th gen Intel Core i3 processor, this laptop is equipped with 2 cores and a base frequency of 1.2 GHz, which can be boosted up to 3.4 GHz for increased efficiency. With a 4 MB cache and a Thermal Design Power of 15 W, this laptop offers a balance of power and energy efficiency.
Running on Windows 10 Home operating system, the HP 14s-dq1610nd comes bundled with useful software such as Dropbox, and includes trial versions of Microsoft Office 365 and McAfee LiveSafe. The 14-inch IPS display features a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, providing crisp and clear visuals for work or entertainment. The LED backlight ensures bright and vibrant colors, while the 16:9 aspect ratio offers an immersive viewing experience.
With 8 GB of DDR4 RAM and a 256 GB NVMe SSD, this laptop delivers smooth performance and fast data storage capabilities. The on-board Intel UHD Graphics provide decent graphics performance for casual gaming and multimedia tasks. The laptop also features a card reader, Bluetooth 4.2, Wi-Fi 5, Ethernet LAN, and HDMI and USB ports for connectivity options.
Weighing just 1.46 kg and measuring 17.9 mm thin, the HP 14s-dq1610nd is portable. The 41 Wh battery offers up to 10.25 hours of battery life, with quick charge capabilities that allow for a 50% charge in just 45 minutes.
Pros:
1. Powerful 10th gen Intel Core i3 processor for smooth performance
2. Full HD IPS display with vibrant colors and sharp visuals
3. Fast NVMe SSD for quick data access and storage
4. Lightweight and slim design for portability
5. Long battery life with quick charge feature for convenience
Cons:
1. Limited storage capacity with only one 256 GB SSD
2. No discrete graphics for demanding tasks like gaming
3. Limited connectivity options with only two USB Type-A ports
4. No touchscreen feature for added versatility
5. May struggle with intensive multitasking or heavy applications due to the dual-core processor limitations.
