HP Stream 11.6
gENERAL
- Packaged Quantity1
- Recommended Usehome use
- Operating SystemWindows 8.1 with Bing 64-bit Edition
- ManufacturerHP
PROCESSOR / CHIPSET
- CPUIntel Celeron N2840 / 2.16 GHz
- Max Turbo Speed2.58 GHz
- Number of CoresDual-Core
- Cache1 MB
- 64-bit ComputingYes
CACHE MEMORY
- Installed Size1 MB
RAM
- Memory Speed1333 MHz
- Configuration Features1 x 2 GB
- TechnologyDDR3L SDRAM
- Installed Size2 GB
MEMORY
- TechnologyDDR3L SDRAM
- Speed1333 MHz
- Form FactorSO-DIMM 204-pin
DISPLAY
- LCD Backlight TechnologyWLED backlight
- Resolution1366 x 768 ( HD )
- Widescreen DisplayYes
- Monitor FeaturesHD anti-glare
- TypeLED
- Diagonal Size (metric)29.5 cm
- Display Resolution AbbreviationHD
HARD DRIVE
- TypeSSD
- SSD Form FactoreMMC
- Capacity32 GB
AUDIO & VIDEO
- Graphics ProcessorIntel HD Graphics
- Integrated WebcamYes
- Camera FeaturesHP TrueVision HD
- SoundStereo microphone
INPUT
- Typeimagepad, keyboard
- Featuresmulti-touch touchpad
COMMUNICATIONS
- Wireless Protocol802.11n, Bluetooth
PROCESSOR
- TypeCeleron
- Processor NumberN2840
- ManufacturerIntel
- Clock Speed2.16 GHz
OPTICAL STORAGE
- Drive Typeno optical drive
- Typenone
CARD READER
- Typecard reader
- Supported Flash MemorySD Memory Card
BATTERY
- Capacity37 Wh
- Cells3-cell
- Technologylithium polymer
- Run Time (Up To)8.25 sec
AC ADAPTER
- Output45 Watt
CONNECTIONS & EXPANSION
- InterfacesHDMI
Headphone/microphone combo jack
USB 2.0
USB 3.0 - Memory Card ReaderYes ( SD Card )
HEADER
- BrandHP
- Product LineHP Stream
- Model11-d010nr
- LocalizationEnglish
- Country KitsUnited States
- Packaged Quantity1
- CompatibilityPC
NETWORKING
- Data Link ProtocolBluetooth, Bluetooth 4.0, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n
SYSTEM
- Notebook Typenotebook
- PlatformWindows
- Hard Drive Capacity32 GB
MISCELLANEOUS
- Colorhorizon blue, micro dot pattern
- Featurespower-on password, security lock slot (cable lock sold separately)
- Included Laptop Accessoriespower adapter
MONITOR
- Diagonal Size11.6 in
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
- Width11.8 in
- Depth8.1 in
- Height0.8 in
MANUFACTURER WARRANTY
- Type1 year warranty
ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS
- ENERGY STAR QualifiedYes
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
- Weight2.73 lbs
OPERATING SYSTEM / SOFTWARE
- OS Provided: TypeWindows 8.1 with Bing 64-bit Edition
- Type7-Zip, McAfee LiveSafe (30 days trial), Microsoft Games, Microsoft Office 365 Personal (1 year subscription), Netflix, Skype, TripAdvisor, mysms, Dropbox (25 GB Cloud Storage) (free for 6 months), Getting Started guide with Windows 8, HP Connected Drive, HP Connected Music, HP Connected Photo, HP Support Assistant, HP Utility Center, HP ePrint
VIDEO OUTPUT
- Graphics ProcessorIntel HD Graphics
NOTEBOOK CAMERA
- Integrated WebcamYes
- ResolutionHD
- Camera FeaturesHP TrueVision HD
GENERAL
- ManufacturerHP
Sony SLT a99 II first impressions review
Photokina 2016 proved to us, with the announcement of the a99 II, that A-mount isn't dead: it was just
waiting for the right tech to show up for its next big release, like the 42MP BSI-CMOS sensor that debuted in the a7R II. So much more than an a99 with a new chip, the a99 II's improved specifications aim to put it in the same company as DSLRs like the Nikon D810 or Canon 5D IV, and full-frame mirrorless cameras like Sony's own a7r II.
Key features
- 42MP BSI CMOS Imaging sensor
- 399 on-sensor PDAF points + dedicated PDAF sensor with 79 points
- Dual SD card slots [UHS I]
- 12fps continuous shooting in Raw with C-AF
- 4K UHD 100Mbps recording, and 8-bit 4:2:2 4K output over HDMI
- Picture Profile settings with Log gamma curves
- 5-axis in body image stabilization
- Wi-Fi with NFC
The weather-sealed body features a dedicated PDAF sensor separate from the imaging sensor that has light directed to it via a mirror, like a traditional DSLR. Unlike a DSLR, this mirror doesn't ever flip out of the way. Instead, it is semi-transparent and sends only part of the light to the dedicated AF sensor, and lets the rest of the light pass through to the imaging chip. The camera can use both of these AF systems where they overlap, creating a Hybrid Cross Type AF system that should deliver both speed and accuracy that Sony hopes will match the best systems out there.
Also, the fixed mirror means AF readings can be taken with the dedicated sensor even while the shutter is firing, which should result in high 'hit' rates even at the maximum 12 FPS burst shooting. The downside is the loss of around 1/2 stop of light, something that the impressive 42MP sensor shouldn't mind too much.
The a99 II also boasts some impressive video specs, which should be enhanced both by the camera's ability to continuously autofocus in video and by its in-body image stabilization.
All of these features are controlled via a re-worked menu system that color codes sections and categorizes settings by which aspect of the camera they are adjusting, like Flash or Autofocus. Do all of these improvements transcend the inherent pitfalls of SLT technology?
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