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HP N2S78UT#ABA 255 G4 15.6" Notebook - AMD E-Series, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD

Reliable Performance for Everyday ComputingThe HP 255 G4 is a dependable notebook designed to handle everyday tasks with efficiency. Equipped with an AMD E-Series processor, ample memory, and a spacious hard drive, this notebook provides a smooth and responsive experience for work and entertainme...

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Overview

Reliable Performance for Everyday Computing

The HP 255 G4 is a dependable notebook designed to handle everyday tasks with efficiency. Equipped with an AMD E-Series processor, ample memory, and a spacious hard drive, this notebook provides a smooth and responsive experience for work and entertainment. Ideal for users seeking a cost-effective and reliable computing solution.

Specifications:

  • Display: 15.6"
  • Processor: AMD E-Series 1.40GHz
  • Memory: 4GB DDR3L SDRAM
  • Storage: 500GB HDD
  • Operating System: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

Specifications

Brand
HP
Model Name
255 G4
Screen Size
15.6"
Processor
AMD E-Series
RAM
4GB
Storage
500GB HDD

Frequently Asked Questions

The product title for the HP N2S78UT#ABA 255 G4 15.6" Notebook does not specify the pre-installed operating system. Buyers should confirm this detail with the seller.
The product features do not indicate if the 4GB RAM is expandable. Many notebooks allow for RAM upgrades, but compatibility and maximum capacity would need to be verified with HP's specifications for this model.
With an AMD E-Series processor and 4GB RAM, the HP 255 G4 Notebook is primarily designed for basic tasks like web browsing, email, and document creation. It is generally not suited for light gaming or demanding applications.
The provided product information does not specify whether the HP N2S78UT#ABA 255 G4 15.6" Notebook includes an optical drive. Many modern laptops omit them, so it's best to confirm.