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General Information HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Dimensions(WxHxD):
380 x 253.8 x 23.8 mm
Weight:
2.3 Kg
Colors:
Black
Operating System:
DOS
Operating System Type:
64-bit
Display HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Display Size:
15.6 Inches (39.62 cm)
Display Resolution:
1366 x 768 Pixels
Display Type:
LED
Display Features:
HD LED Backlit Anti-Glare TN Display
Display Touchscreen:
No
Hardware HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
CPU:
Central processing unit
Central processing unitIntel Celeron Dual Core N3350
CPU Speed:
1.1 Ghz
Graphic Processor:
Intel HD 500
Memory HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Capacity:
4 GB
RAM type:
DDR4
RAM speed:
2133 Mhz
Memory Slots:
1
Expandable Memory:
16 GB
Memory Layout:
1x4 Gigabyte
Storage HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
HDD Capacity:
1 TB
HDD Speed(RPM):
5400 RPM
HDD type:
SATA
Battery HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Battery Cell:
4 Cell
Battery type:
Li-Ion
Power Supply:
45 W AC Adapter W
Network & Connectivity HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Wireless LAN:Wireless Local Area Network
Wireless Local Area Network802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.Yes
Bluetooth Version:
4.2
Ports HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
USB 2.0 slots:
1
HDMI:High-Definition Multimedia Interface
High-Definition Multimedia InterfaceYes
SD Card Reader:
Yes
Headphone Jack:
Yes
Microphone Jack:
Yes
Media HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Web-cam:
Yes
Video Recording:
720p HD
Speakers:
Dual Speakers
In-built Microphone:
Yes
Microphone Type:
Internal Microphone
Peripherals HP 250 G6 (5UD96PA)
Optical Drive:
DVD R/W Drive
Drive Type:
DVD Writer
Pointing Device:
Touchpad with Multi-Touch Gestures Enabled
Keyboard:
Standard Notebook Keyboard
Fingerprint Scanner:
No
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