In a video review, the host criticizes a low-end HP all-in-one computer, mocking its poor performance, lack of features, and high price compared to better alternatives like an iPad. Despite its stylish appearance and decent speakers, the computer struggles with basic tasks such as opening multiple browser tabs or playing videos at high resolutions. The host concludes that the device is not worth its $400 price tag and recommends an iPad for simpler, more reliable use.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A local electronics store employee pointed out the worst computer they sell, the HP "Fisher-Price special."
2. The computer is an HP all-in-one priced at $400.
3. It has an external power supply similar to a netbook but includes an internal DVD drive.
4. The system comes with a white, cheap membrane keyboard valued at $12.
5. The computer is small and lightweight.
6. It features a Kensington lock slot for security.
7. The back panel includes a ripple pattern, headphone jack, HDMI port, 2 USB 3.0 ports, power adapter port, Ethernet port, and 2 USB 2.0 ports.
8. There is an optical disc drive that is a DVD writer.
9. The computer takes a long time to set up Windows, with high CPU usage even when idle.
10. It has a dual-core AMD A4-9125 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 1TB hard drive, AC Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and Radeon R3 graphics.
11. The computer struggles with multitasking and running multiple Chrome tabs.
12. The speaker quality is surprisingly good despite the other shortcomings.
13. The display quality is poor, with bad contrast and color representation.
14. The system cannot handle playing videos at high resolutions like 1440p or 8K smoothly.
15. Upgrading the system is not practical beyond possibly adding an SSD.
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