
The flexible HP Pavilion tablet pc is extremely comfortable to handle and saves the valuable desk space in stand mode and thanks to its large touchscreen, it also works as a tablet. The HP Pavilion x360 15-dq1004nc Pale Gold (1Q0L0EA) boasts a configuration that makes it perfect for high performance tasks. The device is powered by a dynamic and efficient quad-core Intel Core i5 processor. For your files there is a huge HDD enhanced with fast SSD storage. The tablet sports a full-fledged keyboard with a numeric keypad and backlighting for nightime typing. Also worth mentioning is the preinstalled Windows 10 Home operating system.
The impeccably designed touchscreen of the HP tablet can work even in a typical laptop mode. It allows you to quickly and easily browse content, use gestures, and overall opens up a wider range of control options. The 2-in-1 construction means the tablet PC HP Pavilion has a wholly flippable keyboard. You get a robust tablet and a classic laptop simultaneously, with a number of connectors and inputs on the keyboard part. This practical design allows you to watch movies, with the keyboard working as a stand. This is also great if you want to take notes or draw some sketches. Another practical feature worth mentioning is that the HP Pavilion x360 15-dq1004nc Pale Gold tablet PC supports stylus connection, significantly improving your creative efficiency, but it's equally useful for normal note taking.
The hybrid is powered by a quad-core Intel Core i5 10210U Comet Lake processor clocked at 1.6GHz. In Turbo Boost mode, the processor clock speed reaches 4.2 GHz. For quick and easy work, there is DDR4 RAM with an exceptional capacity of 16GB. The HP Pavilion x360 15-dq1004nc Pale Gold offers a storage capacity of 1256GB for all your files and necessary program installation. The computer comes with both an HDD and an SSD, combining speed and affordable storage space. The total storage capacity is divided into a 1TB HDD and a 256GB SSD unit. The HP tablet PC can work unplugged for up to 10.5 hr(s), and the battery contains 3 cells.
The HP Pavilion x360 15-dq1004nc Pale Gold is equipped with a 15.6" touch display with high 1920 × 1080 px Full HD resolution, presently the most widely supported resolution on the market with a pleasantly sharp and detailed picture. The glossy display surface ensures rich and vivid colours. The IPS technology delivers exceptional image quality. It's notable for its great viewing angles and is popular for its colour accuracy. The touchscreen display of the of the HP PC tablet has a refresh rate of 60 Hz. The model's luminosity reaches the typical 250 Nits. One interesting feature worth mentioning is stylus support for comfortable artistry. The graphics card is integrated and designed for lighter, more casual use. The model features an Intel UHD Graphics.
The tablet PC has Bluetooth v5.0 technology for wireless connection with other electronics. The network module uses WiFi 5 technology. If you want to attach some external monitors and projectors, the PC tablet provides the HP Pavilion x360 15-dq1004nc Pale Gold interface HDMI. You will also find the obligatory, 2× USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 3.0) USB interface that allow you to connect plenty of other peripheries. The increasingly popular USB-C connector is also included in the selection. The HP Pavilion is also equipped with a classic 3.5mm jack for your headphones or speakers. Both photographers and ordinary users will appreciate the comfort provided by the integrated memory card reader. If you want to chat with your friends or coworkers, you can use an integrated webcam, with a working resolution of 720 px.
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