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Here’s a two-word summary: pretty well!
Upon opening the box you definitely get the feeling that this is more Timex than Rolex: It’s a mass-market device aimed at everyday consumers who don’t necessarily need (or even want) a premium laptop. It’s quite plasticy with a bit of flex to it. It sounds hollow when you tap it. The bezel (the border that frames the display itself) is pretty big compared with higher-end laptops. It’s covered in stickers.
All of the above are signs of a laptop that was designed to hit a low price. But you know what? When you’re actually using the laptop, it isn’t half bad.
In terms of specs, it has an Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB of memory, and 256GB of solid-state storage. On paper, you’d be forgiven for thinking the laptop would be somewhat underwhelming.
Guess again. Browsing around the web, even on today’s ad-laden websites, proceeds smoothly. Watching HD video on YouTube is more or less identical to the experience you’d get on a much more powerful PC (such as the gaming PC this review is being written on), although you can really hear the laptop’s fans whirring while doing so.
Switching between different apps like Edge, Adobe Photoshop Elements, and Word either using the keyboard shortcut alt-tab or by clicking the Windows Task Bar? No problems there, showing that despite being a lower-priced laptop, its everyday performance is more than adequate.
If you’re the type of person who immediately downloads a tool like GeekBench or Prime95 to see how fast your computer actually is, well, none of this may be too impressive. But if you’re not that person (and most of us aren’t), then it’s hard to find much fault here.
Marissa Robert graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in English language and literature. She has extensive experience writing marketing campaigns and business handbooks and manuals, as well as doing freelance writing, proofreading and editing. While living in France she translated manuscripts into English. She has published articles on various websites and also periodically maintains two blogs.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A lawyer for former president Donald Trump who signed a letter stating that a “diligent search” for classified records had been conducted and that all such documents had been given back to the government has spoken with the FBI, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Christina Bobb told federal investigators during Friday's interview that she had not drafted the letter but that another Trump lawyer who she said actually prepared it had asked her to sign it in her role as a designated custodian of Trump's records, said the person, who insisted on anonymity to discuss an ongoing investigation.
The process is of interest to investigators because the Justice Department says the letter was untrue in asserting that all classified records sought by the government had been located and returned. Though the letter, and 38 documents bearing classification markings, were presented to FBI and Justice Department officials during a June 3 visit to Mar-a-Lago, agents returned to the Florida estate with a search warrant on Aug. 8 and seized about 100 additional classified records.
According to an August court filing, the signed certification letter was presented to investigators who visited Mar-a-Lago on June 3 to collect additional classified material from the home. The Justice Department had weeks earlier issued a subpoena for the records after it says it developed evidence that more classified documents remained at the estate beyond those contained in 15 boxes recovered in January by the National Archives and Records Administration.
The letter produced for investigators asserted that, in response to the subpoena, “a diligent search was conducted of the boxes that were moved from the White House to Florida" and that “any and all responsive documents accompany this certification.” The letter also included the caveat that the statements in it were true “based upon the information that has been provided to me.”
At the time, the FBI was presented with an envelope containing 38 documents with classification markings, including at the top-secret level. But agents began to suspect that they had not received the entire stash of records, and returned two months later with a warrant.
Bobb told the FBI that the letter was actually drafted and prepared by another of Trump's lawyers, M. Evan Corcoran, and that he had asked her to sign it in her capacity as custodian of the records, according to the person.
Corcoran did not immediately return an email and phone message on Tuesday. Spokespeople for the FBI and Justice Department declined to comment, and Bobb did not immediately return a phone message seeking comment.
The interview was first reported by NBC News. The person familiar with it said it was a voluntary discussion with investigators and did not take place before a grand jury, and that she is not regarded as a target of the investigation.
The Justice Department has said that, beyond investigating possible crimes in the retention of the documents themselves, it is also investigating whether anyone sought to obstruct its probe. It is not clear if anyone will be charged.
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- For the latest offers from HP, go to the ‘Shop’ dropdown and click ‘Offers & Latest Products’ under the ‘Featured’ section. This takes you to HP's current deals which is a full page of offers that you can scroll through. HP offers great deals across the board throughout the year and you can easily shop between laptops, printers and accessories. Typically HP has percentage deals like 20% off home laptops but also offers bundles like ‘Buy X and X together and save X’.
- Students can save with the HP Student Store (opens in new tab). This section of the website has up to 40% off a range of HP products and both students and teachers can sign up for the discount.
- The HP Store Business Club (opens in new tab) offers businesses a 30-day credit account, printer and supply plans and financing and leasing of HP products and services.
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To start a return, contact the HP team via phone or email. Make sure to include your store order number and the HP team will advise you on how to return your parcel. Some orders may be drop offs so you’ll receive detailed instructions and return labels. If your order is going to be collected, the courier will take care of this for you but make sure you get a collection receipt from the driver. You’ll receive a refund within 14 days from the date of cancellation and return.
How do I track my HP order?
Head to the ‘Track My Order’ page of the HP website. Enter your order number, email address and shipment postcode and you’ll see your order status.
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HP Care Pack services offer an enhanced level of support and is an extension of the HP Limited Warranty for your HP equipment. You can purchase these online or in store and you’ll have to register your care pack to activate it.
Will HP repair my device for me if it breaks?
HP has a support virtual repair centre which you can use on your PCs and printers. You can contact HP support to talk about your issue online or over the phone and you can find HP certified service centres in your area to help with any repairs.
Is there a HP store near me?
HP has many stores around the world so head to the website to locate your nearest store.
How can I pay for my HP order?
HP accepts credit and debit card, PayPal, prepayment, PayPal Pay in 3 and business financing payments.
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1. Scroll through our list of HP voucher codes. Once you've found the offer you'd like to use, click the 'Get Code' button.
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3. Head to the HP website and shop the range of laptops, computers, ink and computer accessories. Add all the items to your basket and head to the shopping cart.
4. Enter the voucher code without any spaces in the voucher field during checkout. Click ‘Apply’ and the voucher amount will be deducted from your total.
5. Customers can only use one voucher code at a time and you can’t apply the code after your order has been placed.
All about HP Chromebooks
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Chromebooks quickly became extremely popular after their release in 2011. Since then, they’ve really grown and adapted so more and more people can use them. Chromebooks are a new type of computer that runs on a Linux-based Chrome OS operating system. It was initially designed to rely on and use web applications for tasks using the Google Chrome browser. They’ve now expanded to be run on Android and Linux apps and can also work offline. Chromebooks take advantage of Google products, like Gmail, Calendars, Drive and Google Play as well as other applications.
While Chromebooks were originally adapted by Google, more and more computer brands are now offering their own versions of the Chromebook, still running on a mix of Chrome and Android. HP has its own Chromebook devices, including laptops, PCs and desktops. HP's Chromebooks are ideal for home, school, work and everything in between, making them great devices for the whole family.
HP Chromebooks are designed for versatility and flexibility, meaning you can switch from watching TV to writing documents to editing photos. All apps are easily and quickly accessible and depending on the model you choose, you can detach the keyboard and turn your laptop into a tablet. If you’re a multitasker, HP Chromebooks are great choices as you can quickly move across apps and juggle many things at once. As hybrid working continues to become the norm, having a laptop or tablet you can take with you anywhere you go without too much hassle or extra weight, HP Chromebooks are compact, lightweight and easily slip into any bag or case you need.
What is HP Instant Ink?
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Having a home printer has become more and more essential, mainly due to hybrid and remote working. A printer is extremely beneficial for the entire family, whether you need it to create hard copies of important documents or your kids need to print off their homework. Printers have become essential pieces for your home office but while they’re easy to use and can last for a lifetime, there’s one thing that can be a little annoying about a printer, and that’s running out of ink.
While ink isn’t too expensive and you need it for your printer to work, it can be annoying to have to constantly replenish your ink supply, especially if you’re doing a big printing job. Luckily, HP Instant Ink has you covered.
HP Instant Ink is a handy service from HP that sends you ink and toner to your door whenever you need them so you’ll never run out. With this service, shipping and prepaid recycling are already included and it’s super easy to sign up. To get started, you need to buy a HP printer or enroll your current one, sign up and pick a plan. There are both ink and toner plans available starting at 99p. If you already have a HP printer, you’ll need to make sure it’s eligible for the Instant Ink plan by visiting the website.
To keep up to date with your printer usage and ink levels, get the HP smart app which keeps on top of this for you. That way you can easily be alerted when your levels are getting low and you can order your next case of ink, saving you the time and money running out to stores to get more.
The Maserati GranTurismo is back and the results are quite literally electric.
The brand’s sporty grand tourer will return to production for the 2024 model year. But this coupe will be available with either a twin-turbo V-6 or an all-electric powertrain, the latter of which makes the car the brand’s first EV.
Any conversation about the new GranTurismo has to start with the fully electric Folgore variant. Maserati has been teasing it since production of the model went on hiatus in 2019. The latest generation of the car is built on a modular platform that can support either an internal-combustion or battery-electric powertrain. The Folgore has the latter, which consists of three electric motors—one on the front axle, two on the rear powering each wheel. The trio of motors combines to generate 750 horses (not as much as had been predicted but still a lot) and 995 ft lbs of twist, which can be sent to all four wheels or just to the rear set. Thanks to this, the car can rocket from zero-to-62 mph in 2.7 seconds and is capable of reaching a top speed of 199 mph. It’s also the most powerful car Maserati has ever made.
The three motors get their power from a T-shaped battery pack with 83.0 kWh of usable capacity. Maserati says the car will be able to travel 250 miles on a single charge based on Europe’s WLTP test cycle. The EPA’s testing process is notoriously stricter, so don’t be surprised if that number is listed 15 to 20 percent lower on the US version. Neither range is anything to write home about, but it’s important to remember that the GranTurismo was clearly designed with an emphasis on performance rather than efficiency. Luckily, its 800-volt architecture will allow for DC fast-charging, though it’s unclear how long it will take to top off the battery.
Two other variants, the Modena and Trofeo, will be available when the 2024 GranTurismo launches. Both pack the same twin-turbo Nettuno V-6 found in the marque’s excellent MC20 sports car. In the entry-level Modena, the mill produces 489 hp and 442 ft lbs of torque. In the high-performance Trofeo, it generates 550 hp and 479 ft lbs of torque. The Modena can sprint to 62 mph in 3.9 seconds and has an electronically limited top speed of 187 mph, while the Trofeo hits 62 mph in 3.5 seconds and shares a top speed with the Folgore. Both gas-powered models have an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission that sends power to all four wheels. That means all three GrandTurismo variants offer all-wheel drive (albeit with a rear-wheel bias).
Unlike the GranTurismo’s hardware, the new model’s look isn’t all that different from the past generation. The car still sits low to the ground, has a long nose and a curvaceous shape, but those elements are more refined than before. The hood and fenders now form a unified segment that the brand is calling the “Cofango.” The grand tourer is also wider and has a new lighting package, similar to that found on the MC20. The three models all look the same, though the EV version has a more sculpted lower front fascia to maximize aerodynamic performance. It’s a subtle makeover, but one that improves a car already famous for its looks.
Surprisingly, no images of the car’s 2+2 cabin were available as of press time. Maserati did say the car will come equipped with a 12.2-inch digital gauge cluster, 12.3-inch infotainment system, an additional 8.8-inch touchscreen and a 14-speaker audio system. We imagine the space will undergo a more significant reworking than the exterior.
No official release date has been set yet, but you can expect the GranTurismo to arrive sometime next year. We’ll have to get closer to the launch date to learn the pricing info, though Car and Driver reports that Modena will likely start “just under” $200,000 and that the all-electric Folgore will be the most expensive version. Whether that figure turns out to be accurate remains to be seen, but it’s fair to say the car will run significantly higher than its $135,000 predecessor.
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