HP OMEN 15-DH1070 Gaming Laptop | i7-10750H, 256GB SSD, 8GB, GTX 1660Ti 6GB, 15.6" FHD

Laptop HP OMEN 15-DH1070 Features

Ultra-thin, ultra-light, and unbelievably powerful—the OMEN 15 Gaming Laptop packs high-performance graphics and processing power into a sleek design. Take your gaming anywhere and experience performance in a lightweight package. This OMEN gaming computer is equipped with an Intel i7 processor, 6 GB of dedicated graphics, and a 4-zone RGB-backlit keyboard with 26-key rollover anti-ghosting technology. OMEN Tempest Cooling Technology keeps your rig cool for optimal system stability and performance. Enjoy rich audio through your speakers or headphones with dual speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen, and DTS: X Ultra Technology for spatially accurate 3D sound. Easily access your internals in one panel to make upgrades. Enjoy a smoother wireless experience with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth® 5 combo, all your connections are solid and up to 3x faster file transfer speeds than Wi-Fi 5. Here's one for you: the 2017 HP pavilion 17-ce000 iron. This sleek, sexy laptop is made out of aluminum and has a great profile to weight ratio with its 2kg heftiness! Not only does this make it cool when touched by your hands but also gives off that premium feel which can't be achieved any other way than through solid materials like those found in high end laptops nowadays (not counting desktops). The base on these bad boys? Indefinitely twistable - we recommend taking care though because if not treated properly then there might actually come some damage done thanks Father Jack Next up is the base. The entire layout remains nearly identical to what we saw last year, but now there are even better keys for typing—super clicky and with a long key travel that makes them feel great under your fingers! If you're into RGB lighting patterns too then don't worry because HP has got ya covered by letting customers customize their own colors through an easy-to use interface within Omen Center. One thing worth noting though? Their decision not include arrow keys on this redesign - something many people prefer these days as designers increasingly rely heavily upon them in virtual reality apps where reaching forward often feels necessary thanks largely due