Pavilion Plus 14

The article reviews the Acer Swift 14 AI, a Copilot Plus PC with a Qualcomm Snapdragon X series CPU, highlighting its impressive battery life (over 24 hours) and sturdy build, but criticizing its high price of $1,200 for the features it offers. It notes that the laptop's basic IPS display is a drawb

Fast multi-core CPU for rendering ✅ High RAM (16 GB or more) ✅ Strong GPU (RTX preferred) for hardware-accelerated editing (Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve) ✅ Fast SSD storage (512 GB minimum) ✅ A color-accurate display (100% sRGB preferred) ✅ Top Laptop for Video Editing Under ₹80,000 (August 2

Nah that's good even a 50k laptop can be enough if you know how to run it. Im assuming you dont want a gaming laptop? The best option for you i would say is a lenovo think pad gen 5, it has a core ultra 7 (14th gen processor) Or maybe an asus zenbook with the same generation processor if you can fin

kinda hard to say without seeing the cpu and ram - 88k inr is around $1050 usd, which can get you solid hardware. for basic coding and light gaming, look for ryzen 5 7530u or better, 16gb ram, and at least 300 nits. battery life on amd u-series is usually great. honestly for that budget the hp pavil

So far fedora is the only distro I have been able to get howdy working in. Facial rec works for everything now even terminal sudo. I would like to be able to login without hitting enter or if screen sleeps I have to hit enter twice but minor stuff. Still looks amazing on my hp pavilion plus 14 2880x

Dang that's more than $100 more than what I spent on my certified refurb on ebay. I got a hp pavilion plus 14 with 120hz OLED 2880x1800 Intel core ultra 7 155h 32gb ram 1tb ssd. It was like new not a scratch or scuff anywhere on it however the seller does have 99.9% feedback. I would return that one

Hmmm, if you don't care about games there's better options for your money. Way back 6 years ago I bought a Samsung Tab S4 for £493, about the same as the 512GB OLED steamdeck is today, sure I had to add a 256gb microsd card to get a reasonable amount of storage but it had a 10.5" 1440p oled screen a

Display on my HP Pavilion Plus 14 OLED 7840u started flickering. Similar issue occurred a couple of months ago but then it got resolved itself. Any idea what might be causing this, is the display damaged or something related to a loose connection

Just bought an HP Pavilion Plus 14 ew-1002TU (OLED) Can't use it for longer than 5 minutes without eye strain/headache... Not sure what's wrong.

Fast multi-core CPU for rendering ✅ High RAM (16 GB or more) ✅ Strong GPU (RTX preferred) for hardware-accelerated editing (Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve) ✅ Fast SSD storage (512 GB minimum) ✅ A color-accurate display (100% sRGB preferred) ✅ Top Laptop for Video Editing Under ₹80,000 (August 2