Computer pictured has two DisplayPorts and an HDMI port; computer received has two DisplayPorts and a VGA port.  Turns out HP has something called Flex IO where the customer can purchase daughter boards with different ports - I've seen USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, serial, and VGA but there might be others.  I was able to spend $14 to purchase a DisplayPort board - once I knew that was an option I elected to go that route.  But it was a cost and delay I wasn't expecting.Also, the seller's idea of the computer "featuring" wireless is via a USB wifi adapter, which wasn't at all what was described.  Another $20 got me an M.2 wireless card.Lastly, the item included a keyboard and mouse as two separate items - but the mouse did not include a wireless receiver despite the box saying it should and despite there being a compartment for it under the battery door.  Amazon wants me to return the entire computer and purchase a replacement, and that's just far too inconvenient relative to the minor frustration.  With no way to contact the seller, my options are to either spend $ out of pocket and swap out of the box, or shrug it off.