HP Elitebook 840 G1 Refurbished 8GB, 500GB HDD I5

Specifications

The HP EliteBook 840 G1 is a stunning business laptop. With an excellent display, aluminum chassis, rounded corners, and a powerful battery life. The product comes with preinstalled Windows 10(Genuine license) and Microsoft office 2016 (license not genuine).  840 G1 perfectly strikes a balance between tradition and modernity. In terms of mobility, the HP model does not disappoint.

HP ELITEBOOK 840 G1 ULTRABOOK FEATURES

Lightweight

Working outdoor has never been this easy. With the weight of about 1.58kg and 21mm thick, the HP 840G1 is light to carry around. It can use the Ultrabook title and provides excellent mobility.

Stunning Case

During development, the manufacturer did not only enhance mobility but also durability. The case is made of magnesium and aluminum has proved to be durable. The item is exceptionally sturdy and can withstand concentrated pressure.

The display cover is protected by a rubber lip, which also brings a high-quality impression. 

Security

When it comes to security features, HP EliteBookG1 will never disappoint. The notebook has TPM encryption for smartcard reader and hard drive. It has also secured BIOS for Intel’s anti-theft technology. The Kensington lock and a handy fingerprint leader protects the device against physical theft. HP’s client security suite is among the software tools that handle security features.

Performance

One of the factors for choosing this laptop is its high performance. Equipped with intel CPU Core i5-4300U will guarantee smooth operation for any task you through at it.  A dual-core chip runs to about 2.1 – 3.3 GHz. It supports sets like hyperthreading and AVX2.

The EliteBook is designed with two memory slots which can integrate up to 16 GB RAM. HD Graphics 4400 handles the graphics.

Storage Devices

The Elite Book 840 has 500GB HDD with and added slot for SSD.(not included)

Noise

The 840 G1 is a silent netbook even with workloads such as multimedia and office tasks. It has a single fan that is deactivated during low workloads.