I've not had fewer than 2 computers, desktop and portable since 1987. When I was given this, I was impressed, as it's compact and considerably lighter than a regular portable. While it's useless without an internet connection, it works well at home, very light and handy. But it's cheeeeeeap, very, very cheeeeaply made. Though I didn't pay for it, I am still sort of outraged that it broke after ten months of use, and while they fixed it for free, another 9 months later, it broke again. The problem was/is the power supply. The first time both plugs were replaced, according to the repair invoice and "Back cover LCD" and "Panel kit" LCD. I don't know what the last two are, but the power supply connection broke again after barely 9 months of use. Sigh. HP used to be a good company until it decided to stop building quality products and decided to compete on price. I called around, and repairing it would only be $40 more than an new machine! That hardware might not be exactly comparable, (I couldn't turn it on to check out the hardware specs), but I definitely do not recommend this product, and indeed, I no longer trust my formerly beloved HP.