Features

With a 14-inch screen and starting weight of 4.7 pounds, the EliteBook makes no pretension of ultra-portability, but manages to carry down many features from much larger notebooks. Chief among them: A full array of Intel Core i5 and even some i7 processors, which give the EliteBook power ranging from refined to almost brutish. Consumers also get their pick of Intel integrated graphics, or Nvidia’s NVS 3100.

Our EliteBook 8440p came equipped with a 2.4GHz Intel Core 5 CPU, an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD, 2GB of RAM, 250GB hard drive, as well as accessories like a fingerprint reader and 2.0-megapixel webcam.

HP EliteBook 8440p Notebook PC Laptop Key Features:

Design

Let’s break this into military terms: If Lenovo’s business-class ThinkPads scream “standard issue” with uniform black matte plastic, sparse graphics and chunky edges, HP’s EliteBook styling looks more like the notebook of an officer: simple but not Spartan, elegant but not flashy, and unmistakably solid. Brushed aluminum covers every inch of the lid and palm rest, but unlike the thin, flexible veneers you might find on an Asus, these feel like trim from the interior of a Lexus or Audi. According to HP they’ve been thermally welded to the magnesium subframe, not just glued over plastic.

    * Intel Core i7 Processors with Turbo Boost Technology
    * Genuine Windows Professional 32
    * 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 SDRAM
    * 14.0 inches diagonal LED-backlit HD anti-glare
    * 160 GB 7200 rpm SATA
    * Chipset: Mobile Intel QM57 Express

HP EliteBook 8440p Notebook PC Laptop Specification:

    * Intel Core i7 Processors with Turbo Boost Technology
    * Genuine Windows Professional 32
    * 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 SDRAM
    * 14.0 inches diagonal LED-backlit HD anti-glare
    * 160 GB 7200 rpm SATA
    * Chipset: Mobile Intel QM57 Express
    * HP Integrated Module with Bluetooth 2.1 Wireless Technology
    * NVIDIA NVS 3100 graphics with 512 MB dedicated gDDR3 video memory Intel HD Graphics
    * Weight: 1.2 kg
    * 2.0 Megapixels webcam
    * Battery: 6 Cell
    * I/O Port: RJ-45, RJ-11, 3 USB 2.0
    * Express Card/54, Smart Card Reader

From dadi74

hi & gud day.. share lang ako ng experinces ko sa Neo b2145n ko (Intel Core 2 Duo T3400 2.16 ghz , 2 gig ram, SIS mirage 3 graphics) i bought it july last year for around 20k. so far ok p rin nman sya, i been using it for browsing the net anytime i want and without control of time using ti. kung baga pag tinatamad nang gumamit stop n ko. gamit ko rin sya for downloading movies sa gabi(700mb & up) i just let run habang natutulog ako, pag nagising ako ng madaling araw to chek kung ok n ung movie dun pa lang ako nag sshutdown pero syempre with support n rin nang exhaust fan underneath it.dala ko nga rin pala sya sa backpack ko everytime i go to work riding my motorbike, imagine the bumps my lappy absorbs during the trip. sabi ko nga nung binili ko to im giving it at least half year of gud service, pag nalagpasan nya un then masasabi ko naka sulit na ko s neo ko. windows xp ang OS ko, nag load ako windows 7 ultimate, ok naman kaso basag ang audio. naisip ko baka d p supported ng drivers for windows 7 ang mga hardware ko. pwede ring vista pero binalik ko n rin sya ulit sa xp service pack 3. share ko lang some tips n gamit ko sa neo ko. 1)Always use your ac adaptor pag gagamitin nyo nang matagal ang laptops nyo esp kung sa bahay lang kayo or sa office. kung nasa public place naman as much as possible hanap kayo ng ac outlet, lam nyo naman battery life ng laptops minsan d mo maasahan. extract nyo ung battery pag naka ac kayo, wag pag sasabayin ung 2 diff power source. ung iba kc ginagawa ang pag ccharge while using laptops on ac power mode. ever heard of battery memory? 2)Gamit kayo nang reliable na virus protector, ang dami sa net libre lang karamihan nito. basa kayo ng reviews to make sure na maganda ung napili nyong anti-virus. update nyo rin palagi virus definitions para your always protected sa latest virus n lumalabas esp sa net. wala pa naman akong major complain so far dito s unit ko. tingin ko proper use and care, mag tatagal din ang gamit nyo whether cheap or TOTL p yang unit nyo. take care of your unit and your unit will take care of all your pc needs.

From melanie

well my sister gave me a laptop for xmas gift with a whooping 40k pesosesoses needless to say after 1 year it just turned off and i cant turn it on again. had it checked with their service center but i was quoted 20thou for a switch hehehhe well with the amount they are asking me its better to buy a new one and just have neo as a souvenir (my… to think that i handled it with care u cant see any scratches on the exterior… it could be mistaken as a brand new… except that its not working anymore hahahahaha). i also noticed that the standby time of neo is less than 1hour. i am using toshiba now and i can use it for several hours without hooking to a charger while i’m using it. well, as i read several forums i can surmise that the expected lifespan of neo is only 1year just enough for its warranty to expire hehehhe…. and to those who are still using their neo for 1+++ years… your laptop is truly exceptional and that is one of a kind…. hahhahhhaha you deserve a big ……CONGRATULATIONS….

Thanks for sharing your laptop experiences, like dadi74 said know your hardware or your laptops supported hardwares. Changing OS on your laptops that sometimes that OS dosent support the hardware of your laptops gives complications on your hardware and applications. And follow some simple tips on how tom make the most of your laptops. To melanie yes it is true that Php 20,000 is so much for a switch and yes you can buy a new one with that much of money, but all laptops have different lifespan depending on the user, hardwares and given OS. It wouldn’t hurt to know this types of things to better the usage and the life span of your laptops. Thanks for sharing yet again and giving out some pointers. Have a nice day.