After a nightmare with my Dell Inspiron 5030, I didn’t have to wait too much before reality dawn on me that I had dumped my money in the middle of the Atlantic ocean. Instead of getting the desired performance and value for money, I got the infamous 7-beeps.

So I got this baby and everything has been just great. The HP 650 Notebook is a multi-purpose PC which found its way into store-shelves in 2012. It is wallet-friendly, so you don’t have to get scared about being ripped-off.

The HP 650 is entirely made out of plastic, maybe that can explain why it doesn’t consume your wallet? The device is packed with a host of features which would likely fit your needs except if you are a gamer and require the most sophisticated gaming PC out there. Unlike many other gadgets which have glossy case that leaves annoying finger prints on it, the HP 650 comes with a painted surface and generally looks great. You won’t have to wipe finger-prints every time, especially as you are not being paid for the job, so its definitely a pain in the back-side. With the HP 650, you won’t need to bother about conspicuous stains on your case.

Weighing 5.39 pounds, it is friendly to your bag or briefcase. Microsoft’s Windows 8 effectively powers the device.

Connectivity

The left side of HP 650 houses most of the ports needed for connection. The HDMI/VGA port which is used for external display is located there. Also available are; one USB 2.0 port, a card slot, and Ethernet port.

One the right side, 2-USB ports, and the Power jack are located there. There is no port available at the back. While this looks great, if you ever wish to use the PC with an external monitor, the connection might become clumsy since all the wires are going to come from the left side of the PC.

Display
http://www.thatnaijablog.com/2013/07/review-hp-650-notebook.html

vowiski: After a nightmare with my Dell Inspiron 5030, I didn’t have to wait too much before reality dawn on me that I had dumped my money in the middle of the Atlantic ocean. Instead of getting the desired performance and value for money, I got the infamous 7-beeps.

So I got this baby and everything has been just great. The HP 650 Notebook is a multi-purpose PC which found its way into store-shelves in 2012. It is wallet-friendly, so you don’t have to get scared about being ripped-off.

The HP 650 is entirely made out of plastic, maybe that can explain why it doesn’t consume your wallet? The device is packed with a host of features which would likely fit your needs except if you are a gamer and require the most sophisticated gaming PC out there. Unlike many other gadgets which have glossy case that leaves annoying finger prints on it, the HP 650 comes with a painted surface and generally looks great. You won’t have to wipe finger-prints every time, especially as you are not being paid for the job, so its definitely a pain in the back-side. With the HP 650, you won’t need to bother about conspicuous stains on your case.

Weighing 5.39 pounds, it is friendly to your bag or briefcase. Microsoft’s Windows 8 effectively powers the device.

Connectivity

The left side of HP 650 houses most of the ports needed for connection. The HDMI/VGA port which is used for external display is located there. Also available are; one USB 2.0 port, a card slot, and Ethernet port.

One the right side, 2-USB ports, and the Power jack are located there. There is no port available at the back. While this looks great, if you ever wish to use the PC with an external monitor, the connection might become clumsy since all the wires are going to come from the left side of the PC.

Display
http://www.thatnaijablog.com/2013/07/review-hp-650-notebook.html

it doesn't comes with bluetooth

meetmonde: it doesn't comes with bluetooth

It does friend