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Specification MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457



MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457


CPU: N4000 1.1 GHz
RAM: 4 GB
Display: 14 inch
SSD: 192 GB SSD eMMC

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The notebook is powered by N4000 1.1 GHz , 2 cores processor. It has 4 GB RAM. Display 14 inch, Intel UHD Graphics 600 - On-board graphics adapter.


Processor MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Processor model:N4000
Processor cores:2
Processor family:Intel Celeron N
Processor frequency:1.1 GHz
Processor boost cache:4 MB
Software MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Operating System:Windows 10 Home S
Display & Graphics MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Display diagonal:14 inch
Display resolution:1920 x 1080 pixels
HD type:Full HD
Discrete graphics adapter:No
Discrete graphics adapter model:Not available
Graphics card:Intel UHD Graphics 600
On-Board graphics adapter model:Intel UHD Graphics 600
Memory MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Internal memory:4 GB
Storage MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Storage:192 GB SSD eMMC
Optical drive type:No
Network & Communication MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Bluetooth:Yes
Ethernet LAN:No
Interfaces/Ports MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Input Devices MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Keyboard Device:Touchpad
Audio MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Built-in Devices MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Power MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Design MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Product type:Notebook
Form Factor:Clamshell
Depth:219 mm
Width:330 mm
Height:15 mm
Weight:1.4 kg
Battery Information MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457
Battery type:Lithium Polymer (LiPo)
Battery cells:2


User opinions and reviews MEDION AKOYA E4251 30026457


userXuccnl-QjzMarch 10, 2024
The Intel Celeron N4000 processor is decent for basic tasks, but not suitable for gaming. The 192 GB SSD provides enough storage for files. 4 GB of RAM is adequate for office programs and streaming. The Full HD display offers good quality picture.

Overall, it's a solid budget laptop for everyday use.
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userPadeca-KivMay 08, 2024
I upgraded the memory to 8GB and replaced the eMMC storage with a 512GB SSD
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