Envy x360

Min erfaring fra el installatør uddannelsen siger alt man kan klare sig med ret lidt, hvis man er lidt tålmodig, men jeg nød ret godt af at have en ryzen 7, 16gb ram, touchskærm og gid batterilevetid. Jeg købte denne: https://www.power.dk/computere-og-tablets/computere/baerbar-pc/hp-envy-x360-15-ey0

За эти деньжата из разумного только какой-нибудь уже старенький ультрабук по типу хонор ксяоми редмибук мэджикбук итп. Мне как-то повезло перехватить hp envy x360 на ряженке 3500u за 25, и в целом лайтово ковырять фотки в лайтруме для превьюх сразу на прогулках было можно, но дома всё равно делал на

rules : not a gaming laptop because those ones are heavy.. my laptop is 2.5kg and i hate it, atleast higher than iris/radeon graphic, preferably touchscreen, good screen/keyboard/battery/body. standout option under 3000rm.. try check if its applicable to that voucher you have and maybe you can get c

I'd go with the HP Envy x360 14 (AMD Ryzen) for ~$750–950 AMD Ryzen processors are practically unbeatable for battery in this price range, you're realistically looking at 10–14 hours of real-world use. The Envy x360 is a proper 2-in-1 with a touchscreen, solid keyboard with good travel, fingerprint

Recent engineering alumni here. I personally really liked my HP Envy x360 2in1 laptop (I think it’s called OmniBook now). It has touchscreen & you can flip it to use it like a tablet and write notes on it because it comes with a digital pen! I was able to do all my written homework on my laptop beca

I have an hp envy x360 14inch and an old iPad air. I like having the combination of both. If I were to rebuy everything I would prioritize getting another budget 14 inch laptop with the specs I want (probably another hp envy or lenovo yoga) after checking a review or two then pick up a regular iPad

To be honest, Samsung tabs have other issues similar to this. The whole UI on a Samsung tab feels like a magnified phone UI rather than an optimised tablet UI. Given it's only really Apple or Samsung that do decent tablets these days, I think I'll just stick with my Windows laptop. It's an HP Envy x

does hp still use mpp/ntrig for their pens? if so I’d recommend the regular surface pen + the 3-pack with different tips. Used that on my hp envy x360 13-ar0210ng

Maybe you can check out this HP Envy x360 2-in-1 for 761 usd. It has CPU Intel Core Ultra 7 155U, integrated GPU Intel Arc Graphics, 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, 16-inch IPS FHD+ touchscreen display (with practical 16:10 aspect ratio), backlit keyboard (without numeric keypad), and Windows 11 Home.

I also found one good 2-in-1 variant within your budget from Germany: this HP Envy x360 2-in-1 for 944 eur. It has CPU AMD Ryzen 5 8640HS, integrated GPU Radeon 760M, 16GB LPDDR5 RAM, 512GB SSD, 16-inch OLED 2.8K 120Hz adaptive touchscreen display (with practical 16:10 aspect ratio and 400 nits brig