HP Envy i7 4060 Enterprise Laptop computer, 16″ WQXGA Touchscreen 120Hz, Intel Core i7-13700H, GeForce RTX 4060, 64GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB PCIe M.2 SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Home windows 11 Professional, Silver
Original price was: $1,270.00.$1,203.99Current price is: $1,203.99.
Worth: $1,270.00 - $1,203.99
(as of Jan 11, 2025 12:33:40 UTC – Particulars)
Key Options and Advantages:
CPU: Intel Core i7-13700H (14 Cores, 20 Threads, 24MB L3 Cache, 1.8GHz base frequency, as much as 5.0GHz max turbo frequency)
Reminiscence: As much as 64GB DDR5 RAM
Exhausting Drive: Stable State Drive as much as 8TB + 8TB
Working System: Home windows 11 professional
Graphics: GeForce RTX 4060(8GB)
Show: 16″ WQXGA 2560*1600 Touchscreen 120Hz
Ports:
2 x Thunderbolt4 with USB4 Kind-C ( 40Gbps signaling price) (USB Energy Supply, DisplayPort 1.4, HP Sleep and Cost)
2 x USB Kind-A (10Gbps signaling price)(HP Sleep and Cost)
1 x AC good pin
1 x HDMI 2.1
1 x headphone/microphone combo
1 x Micro SD media card reader
Optical Drive: None
Media Drive: Micro SD media card reader
Keyboard and Mouse: US Built-in Keyboard
Wi-fi Connection: Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth
Dimensions: 14.07″ x 0.78″ x 9.94″
Weight:5.91 lbs
Shade: Silver
【Excessive Pace RAM And Huge House】64GB DDR5 RAM to easily run a number of functions and browser tabs unexpectedly; 2TB PCIe NVMe M.2 Stable State Drive permits to quick bootup and information switch
【Processor】Intel Core i7-13700H (14 Cores, 20 Threads, 24MB L3 Cache, 1.8GHz base frequency, as much as 5.0GHz), with GeForce RTX 4060
【Show】16″ WQXGA 2560*1600 Touchscreen 120Hz
【Tech Specs】2 x Thunderbolt4 with USB4 Kind-C ( 40Gbps signaling price) (USB Energy Supply, DisplayPort 1.4, HP Sleep and Cost), 2 x USB Kind-A (10Gbps signaling price)(HP Sleep and Cost), 1 x AC good pin, 1 x HDMI 2.1, 1 x headphone/microphone combo, 1 x Micro SD media card reader, Wi-Fi 6 & Bluetooth
【Working System]】Home windows 11 Professional – Manage open apps with pre-configured layouts to optimize productiveness, Navigate with extra intuitive expertise to get issues carried out, Collaborate with groups with extra options
Clients say
Clients are happy with the pocket book pc’s high quality and velocity. They point out it is a good selection, has affordable efficiency, and the high-speed USB-C Thunderbolt ports are glorious.
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Original price was: $1,270.00.$1,203.99Current price is: $1,203.99.
Roger –
Made a good choice purchasing this laptop.
This laptop is faster than a greased pig trying to get out of the kitchen.The Hi-Speed USB-C Thunderbolt ports most excellent. Great screen resolution and the touch screen is welcome. It’s small and light weight. This laptop will fit in your briefcase.I’ve had this for 3 or 4 months now and this unit has not balked at anything I’ve asked it to do because of a lack of resources. It’s just plain fast.
Pastor Dan Kemp –
Super Fast…
Love this computer…GREAT VALUE…!!
Anonymous Cow –
Quirky…. Just quirky
Here’s the story. I’m primarily a unix user, but I occasionally need a windows laptop for one purpose or another. My old one finally died after just over 10 years. The machine I had just purchased for my wife had shot up in price by 500, so this seemed like a reasonably priced alternative. Unpacked the machine, and I finally gave up trying to remove all of the bloatware, and reinstalled windows 11 fresh. That gave me the home version of Win 11, so I had to call MSoft to get that fixed. What a pain.Finally, setting it up, getting all that I need installed. I am not pleased with the keyboard. There’s just not enough throw or feedback. Also, THERE”S NO INSERT KEY. How do you live in a GUI world without an insert key (again, I’m primarily a unix user)? I reprogrammed the right CTRL key to act as insert, but it’s still a pain. Also, there is no num pad, even num locked. Seriously, the keyboard is the primary pain point of this machine.Performance seems reasonable, I have no faith in its durability (I have high standards, clearly), but as long as it lasts the performance ought also.Finally, it feels cheap. Not like a ‘business’ machine. Perhaps I’m in the wrong demographic for the machine, but, well, it will be fine. It’s OK.There’s no insert key. I’m primarily a unix guy, and well, that’s an unnoticed disadvantage. Honestly, the machine except for the keyboard is a strong OK. The amount of garbage
Amazon Customer –
Quality
Perfect quality laptop
manuel brito –
Everything.
Everything fine you Guys doing a good job.