HP 2000-2d64NR PC Laptop
Show off your style with the HP 2000-2d64NR Notebook PC, which has the HP Imprint finish in winter blue. This laptop delivers the right balance of affordability and quality, too. Get the features you need for easy everyday computing, including exploring the web and catching up on the news. Use the HP TrueVision HD Webcam when only a face-to-face conversation will do. Plus, transfer photos and other files to your laptop using the essential ports. This HP 2000 has a classic look and is lightweight enough to carry on the go.
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Sweet and simple.
The HP 2000 Notebook PC makes it easy to stay on point for everyday tasks. Keep up with e-mails, browse the web and listen to music. This affordable notebook has a subtle, cool graphic design. Come off looking your best, even in low light, with the HP TrueVision HD Webcam. Plus, sync photos across your mobile devices using HP Connected Photo. Altec Lansing dual speakers provide clear conversations and full-sounding music, too.
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Always come off looking your best, even in low light
Sync photos across your PC, smartphone and tablet
Enjoy immediate, always-on, self-help support built right into your PC
Do more with your PC
Instantly watch TV episodes and movies over the Internet on your PC. (Internet access required and not included.)
Free 60-day subscription helps keep your PC, identity and personal information safe online. (Internet access required. First 60 days included; subscription required for live updates afterwards.)
Store, sync, share
Free 25GB lifetime cloud storage plus sync from Box. Get your files from any internet-connected device. (Internet access required and not included. Click on the Box tile on the Start screen of your HP computer and register for a new account to receive the offer. Offer valid through December 31, 2014.)
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Additional Included Features
Watch DVD movies or write your own media
Built-in media card reader
Easily save and share images and videos
HDMI port
Watch video on an HD TV with an HDMI cable
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Optical drive
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Everyday essentialsGet the features you need for an affordable price |
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HD displayEnjoy full-screen views of HD video |
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HP TrueVision HD WebcamAlways come off looking your best, even in low light |
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Digital media card readerEasily save and share images and videos |
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Headphone-outPlay music and movies without disturbing others |
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HP Imprint finishMake an impression with stylish HP Imprint |
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Product Features
- AMD E-Series Dual-Core E1-1500 1.48 GHz (1 MB Cache)
- 4 GB DDR3L SDRAM
- 320 GB 5400 rpm Hard Drive
- 15.6-Inch Screen, AMD Radeon HD 7310 Discrete-Class graphics
- Windows 8, 4-hour battery life
Solid budget laptop, lacking speed This laptop won’t win any awards for speed, but it is a solid budget laptop. Good for email, Facebook, Skype, word processing, and general Internet use, it’s really ‘just the basics’ in my book. It can be upgraded a small bit, however I think you could spend a bit more and probably get what this one lacks and be happier in the long run, even if your needs are ‘basic’.Below are the specs taken from the HP site, and my perceived pros and cons of this laptop, to help you make a purchase that’s right for you.I own and have used over the years multiple laptops and PCs of various configurations, and know certain things to be true. First, processor speed isn’t the only thing to consider when looking for ‘fast’. You need a cache of 3MB or better, a 7200RPM hard drive is faster than a 5400RPM (so look for it), and ideally the most memory you can get (4GB is standard for Windows 8). Second, you can add things like memory and a if the laptop doesn’t have it, but you have to have room to do so. When a PC only has 3 USB ports, it’s a good idea to add a , but that does limit your laptop’s portability somewhat. Third, brand matters, especially in budget PCs. I won’t buy Acer, Asus, and Toshiba ‘budget’ PCs due to bad experiences with all of them, but don’t mind a cheap HP due to continued good experiences.The HP 2000 line of laptops is a good one. I own two of them currently and find them to be solidly made, good looking PCs. I wouldn’t hesitate to pick one up at the right price, but the right price for me would include taking into consideration if I added things I want to it. The question then becomes: “Would I still be at the ‘right price’ on this laptop?”As I see it for this laptop these are the Pros, Cons and Neutral issues to consider prior to purchasing.Someone looking for a solid every day laptop for basic uses like emailing, chatting on Skype, surfing the web and watching the occasional movie, will probably like this PC. On the other hand, someone looking for a gaming or entertainment PC, would find this laptop lacking, with little room to grow. However, I do think the HP laptops are some of the best built ones out there at this price point, and if you are on a budget and can add things like Bluetooth and max out the memory over time, this is a solid choice.PROS:+ Good HP build quality, offering durability for every day use.+ HDMI port; not all budget priced PCs have them.+ Multimedia card+ Memory can be upgraded to 8GB.+ DVD Burner drive+ VGA port+ Integrated HD webcam+ 3 – USB 2.0 ports+ Full-Size Keyboard+ Wireless and wired Internet connectivity.+ Touchpad supports multi-touch gestures with on/off button.CONS:- NO Bluetooth- NO touchscreen.- NO USB 3.0 ports- Older, slower processor- Only 1MB cache.- Only 1 memory slot (dimm), which means if you want to upgrade, you have to buy (1) 8GB dimm versus adding to the existing 4GB, which is then left unusable.- 320GB 5400RPM hard drive; smaller than other budget PCs at the same price point and the slower 5400RPM speed.NEUTRALS:Integrated sound and video for this PC are standard for this price point; offering average performance. Windows 8 operating system is the new standard, but built for touchscreens and hard for many to learn to use.SPECS PER HP:Product Name 2000-2d64NRProduct Number F4X74UAMicroprocessor 1.48GHz AMD E1-1500 Accelerated ProcessorMicroprocessor Cache 1MB L2 CacheMemory 4GB DDR3 SDRAM (1 DIMM)Memory Max Maximum supported = 8GBMemory Slots 2 user accessibleVideo Graphics AMD Radeon HD 7310 Discrete-Class graphicsDisplay 15.6-inch diagonal HD BrightView LED-backlit display (1366×768)Hard Drive 320GB 5400RPM hard driveMultimedia Drive SuperMulti DVD burnerNetwork Card 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN (RJ-45 connector)Wireless Connectivity 1×1 802.11b/g/n WLANSound Altec Lansing dual speakersKeyboard Full-size keyboardPointing Device Touchpad supporting multi-touch gestures with on/off buttonExternal Ports Multi-format digital media card reader for Secure Digital cards3 Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.01 HDMI1 VGA (15-pin)1 Headphone-out1 Microphone-inDimensions 1.20 in (min H)/ 1.41 in (max H) x 14.80 in (W) x 9.72 in (D)Weight 5.39 lbPower 65W AC adapter…
Good deal if you dont need anything fancy right price, affordable for homework and facebook. We bought one and it is exactly what we were looking for and it didn’t cost very much. We’ve been happy with it so far.
Slow, but possibly a better option than a Chromebook HP products are normally great – I love my all-in-one HP Omni with i3 processor, but the AMD E series processor is just too slow to do anything but the most basic web surfing. If that’s all you need (reading email, typing up an occasional Word or Google document, etc.) then this is a cheap, decent option, plus you you can run standard Windows applications unlike a Chromebook or other low cost laptops.