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HP has hit the markets with its budgetary segment laptops. Presented two years prior, the Stream series was built for cloud computing and its portable device packed with fundamental particulars, a substantial battery, and a sleek design, all at a truly reasonable sticker price between $199 to $250. After Stream 11 and 13, HP has now launched new Stream 14, which as the name proposes, is a 14-inch laptop beginning at $219 (generally Rs. 14,600) and is relied upon to go at a bargain from September 7.
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The Stream 14 replaces the Stream 13 and knocks up some improvements in the specifications as well as reviving the configuration and design. The Stream 14 accompanies a quick dual antenna 802.11ac Wi-Fi, another Intel Celeron processor, 4GB of RAM, 32GB flash storage, 100GB OneDrive Cloud storage. The laptop has a resolution of 1366x768 pixels, which doesn't sound so energizing on paper, however, is still worth purchasing at its small asking cost.
While the first Stream portable PCs shipped with Windows 8.1, the Stream 14 will accompany Windows 10. The new HP laptop will be accessible in Blue, Purple, or White color variants in specific regions.
The most impressive improvement in the new Stream 14 is its battery life which now remains at 10 hours and 45 minutes, which is extraordinary for a basically online-just laptop. Other Stream tablets likewise get an overhaul. The new Stream 11 dispatches on August 24 with speedier Wi-Fi, updated processor, and slimmer body contrasted with its ancestor, and will be evaluated at $199 (generally Rs. 13,300).
The 11.6-inch Stream x360 laptop/tablet will get comparable hardware upgrades with a value beginning at $249 (generally Rs. 16,600) and anticipated that would turn out in September. There is additionally an instructive model called the Stream 11 Pro that features enhanced security and a discretionary 64GB storage.
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