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If you’ve purchased an HP OMEN laptop, you’re ready to try out the latest games. But before you embark on your gaming adventures here in New Zealand, why not optimise your system and take advantage of OMEN Gaming Hub features for a seamless experience? With an optimised system:
As the creative industry continues to expand across New Zealand, from Auckland’s thriving film studios to Wellington’s renowned digital effects houses, content creators are constantly pushing their machines to the absolute limit. Whether you’re rendering high-resolution videos for local productions or designing complex 3D models for architectural visualisation, having robust memory architecture to support your creativity is essential. But what exactly is memory architecture?
When you’re choosing a laptop to accompany your engineering education, you need to consider specifications that go beyond what you’d need if you were using it for entertainment or lighter uses. Engineering often requires PCs to have some extra computing power and the ability to quickly jump from one program to another.
The HP OMEN 16 gaming laptop features a 16.1-inch diagonal display and many of the same processing, graphics, and memory components as its desktop PC counterparts. Other notable features include an advanced cooling system, finely tuned speakers, and a full keyboard, all of which were designed to meet the unique needs of professional and hobbyist gamers alike.
While the push for portability has improved most of our lives, a compact notebook won’t always cover all of your computing needs. For gamers, artists, devoted streamers, or anyone who favors their visual experience, a 17-inch laptop is a good standard for comfortable viewing. It’s still portable enough to travel well, but also big enough to bring life to the latest PC games, design software, and new movies.
The technology used in computer monitors has changed dramatically over the last decade. It’s now possible to find laptops and displays that feature incredibly dynamic screens, and you don’t have to pay an exorbitant amount for them. Also, we’re all spending more and more time on our devices, so it makes sense that we want our displays to help make our experience better.
This is why many consumers are choosing to purchase OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology. While LCD screens were the norm for many years, the tech has improved enough that screens can now make their own light, allowing for better graphics and crisper images.
An OLED laptop is a device that relies on organic material (carbon and hydrogen) in order to create light. The tech uses positive and negative layers in order to create a current. There is an emissive layer that absorbs electrons, while the conductive layer creates holes. This leads to particles of light, or photons, that work with colored
Mon-Fri 9.00am - 6.00pm
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