Description
Bring home the power and reliability you need with the HP Pavilion 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop. Armed with an AMD QuadCore A12-9420P 2.70GHz - 3.60GHz Turbo Processor and a whopping 12GB of memory, you will have no problems when running multiple programs and browsing the Internet at the same time. The hard drive offers a massive 1TB of storage, providing more than enough room for most users, and the beautiful 15.6-inch WLED-backlit touchscreen display provides stunning image quality and enhanced functionality. Your search for a reliable laptop has ended.
HP Pavilion 15.6" TouchScreen Gaming Laptop, AMD QuadCore A12-9420P 3.60GHz Processor, 12GB Memory, 1TB Hard Drive, Windows 10
Price is below average
Current Price
$499.99
Average
$512.1
Min Price
$429.99
Max Price
$799.49
Price dynamics
2%
Description
Bring home the power and reliability you need with the HP Pavilion 15.6" Touchscreen Laptop. Armed with an AMD QuadCore A12-9420P 2.70GHz - 3.60GHz Turbo Processor and a whopping 12GB of memory, you will have no problems when running multiple programs and browsing the Internet at the same time. The hard drive offers a massive 1TB of storage, providing more than enough room for most users, and the beautiful 15.6-inch WLED-backlit touchscreen display provides stunning image quality and enhanced functionality. Your search for a reliable laptop has ended.
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Product review & video
- AMD is winning. So not too long ago, AMD was really relegated to the bargain bin of laptops. However now, if you wanna buy a high end laptop, Team Red have some of the
best options out there. So when HP reached out and wanted to sponsor a video on their brand new Ryzen
Mobile 4000 Series Laptops, it seemed like the perfect
time to explore exactly how in a matter of just a couple of years, AMD were able to leapfrog Intel
not only the desktop side, but even on the laptop front. Now of course this
video is sponsored by HP, but that sponsorship has
no bearing on the facts and how we actually got to this point. So for many years, Intel were absolutely dominant. Intel would bring out a brand
new generation of processors, that would shrink the process node to improve that performance
and that efficiency as well as redesign their course, to give you more and more performance. And this is some


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