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One thing to note though if you want to draw or anything — this 14" model does not support active pen/stylus. The 16" does. If you want the 14" one you'd need to go a step up to the Omnibook ultra which does support it.
One thing to note though if you want to draw or anything — this 14" model does not support active pen/stylus. The 16" does. If you want the 14" one you'd need to go a step up to the Omnibook ultra which does support it.
I'm strongly considering this. I want a 2-in-1 that can game in a pinch but I don't care much about gaming performance necessarily. Do you think there'd be a big gaming difference between the 8gb 140v in this or a 16gb 140v in a 32gb lunar lake chip?
I bought this one over Memorial Day for the same price and have been very happy with it. The only problem I've had with it was uninstalling the preloaded McAfee. I finally found out that I needed to verify my subscription and then download their uninstall tool and use it to finally get rid of McAfee.
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One thing to note though if you want to draw or anything — this 14" model does not support active pen/stylus. The 16" does. If you want the 14" one you'd need to go a step up to the Omnibook ultra which does support it.
One thing to note though if you want to draw or anything — this 14" model does not support active pen/stylus. The 16" does. If you want the 14" one you'd need to go a step up to the Omnibook ultra which does support it.
The 120Hz is for the model with the OLED display. The HP official spec sheet also mentions this.
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