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Graphics: AMD Radeon 760M
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Enhance productivity and unlock new possibilities with the 16" EliteBook 6 G1a AI Notebook from HP . With a 16 TOPS NPU, this device offers innovative AI experiences, robust security, and easy manageability, making it perfect for demanding IT environments. This system features a 3.3 GHz AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 250 8-Core processor, 32GB of 5600 MHz DDR5 RAM, and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 x4 SSD for launching apps in a flash. Boasting a 16" 1920 x 1200 display with a 60 Hz refresh rate, and 62.5% sRGB coverage, the EliteBook 6 G1a utilizes integrated AMD Radeon 780M graphics. Stay in touch with coworkers or clients and securely log in via Windows Hello using the 5MP IR webcam, while additional audio features include dual 2W speakers and a dual-mic array.
Prioritize a good screen, comfortable keyboard, and adequate RAM (minimum 16GB), as these cannot usually be upgraded later. Avoid ultra-cheap laptops with eMMC storage, which run incredibly slow and degrade quickly. Available from $1,896.78.
Laptops have a higher cost of ownership than desktops due to faster obsolescence and degrading batteries. Factoring in a battery replacement midway through its life provides a realistic view of long-term costs.
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Batteries chemically degrade over time, losing capacity. Physical damage to screens, hinges, and charging ports are the most common acute failures, many of which require expensive professional repair.
Prioritize a good screen, comfortable keyboard, and adequate RAM (minimum 16GB), as these cannot usually be upgraded later. Avoid ultra-cheap laptops with eMMC storage, which run incredibly slow and degrade quickly.
Laptops endure more physical stress and thermal constraints than desktops. Batteries usually degrade significantly by year three, while hardware can remain viable for longer.
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Laptops have a higher cost of ownership than desktops due to faster obsolescence and degrading batteries. Factoring in a battery replacement midway through its life provides a realistic view of long-term costs.
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