A laptop with a 16:10 aspect ratio has more vertical screen space than a laptop with a 16:9 aspect ratio. That's because the screen is a bit longer. Thanks to this, you can see more information on your screen at the same time. This way, you can easily keep an overview over your work, games, or photos and videos. Despite the larger screen size, the laptop isn't heavier or larger. That's because the bezels are thinner than with laptops with a 16:9 screen.
Google ChromeOS|16 inches|Intel Core i3/Intel Core 3
549,-
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Windows Home|16 inches|AMD Ryzen 9
1.699,-
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Windows Home|16 inches|Intel Core i7/Intel Core 7
915,-
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Windows Home|14 inches|Intel Core Ultra 7
2.249,-
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Windows Pro|16 inches|Intel Core i5/Intel Core 5
815,-
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Windows Home|16 inches|Intel Core Ultra 7
1.549,-
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Google ChromeOS|14 inches|Intel Core i3/Intel Core 3
499,-
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Windows Pro|16 inches|Intel Core Ultra 7
4.069,-
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Windows Pro|16 inches|Intel Core Ultra 5
Retail price HP
1.439,-1.149,-
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Windows Pro|14 inches|AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO
4.589,-
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Windows Home|16 inches|Intel Core i7/Intel Core 7
1.199,-
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Windows Pro|14 inches|AMD Ryzen 7
1.199,-
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Windows Pro|14 inches|Intel Core Ultra 5
999,-
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