HP EliteBook 850 G3 Overview_ A Premium Business Laptop With Excellent Design
                     HP EliteBook 850 G3 Overview: 
A Premium Business Laptop 
With Excellent Design
This is an impressively thin notebook, yet it still has plenty of impressive 
hardware packed inside. The EliteBook lineup consists of premium-range 
business notebooks at relatively inexpensive prices. An Intel Core processor 
and 7200-RPM SATA hard drive are just two of the many great features found 
with the redesigned HP EliteBook 850 G3. With its advanced Wi-Fi technology, 
thin design, and long battery life, it's intended to be a highly portable laptop.
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    There are no flaws or weak spots with the 
build. It features a metal casing 
compose8d of magnesium and aluminum. 
The base tray can be removed to access 
the interior. The hinges are designed to 
keep the lid firmly in place. It outperforms 
stress tests, so there is no risk of it 
overheating. The temperatures remain 
lower than 104 F on all measuring points.
 
 
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Connect devices to the G3 without the use of dongles, as it 
comes with 1 USB 3.0 and 1 USB 3.0 charging port, as well as 
a USB Type-C port. For connecting with a second display, a 
VGA DisplayPort are both included.
A variety of display options are available. The base 
configuration features a 15.6-inch LED HD SVA display with 
anti-glare technology and 1366 x 768 resolution. You can 
select a better display, including UWVA models with 1920 x 
1080 or 3840 x 1260 resolution. A webcam is also optional..
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HP EliteBook 850 G3 Hard Drive 
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The keyboard and trackpad are 
both designed well and provide 
good input support. The keyboard 
is chiclet style and features a full-
sized number pad and sleek, 
backlit keys. The multi-touchpad 
has a surface area of 
approximately 4.1 x 2.6 inches, 
 
providing ample ro om for gesture 
control. Below the  pad, two 
smooth mouse keys allow for the 
cursor to be controlled and 
moved more accurately than just 
using the touchpad alone.