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HP Stream 14-cb174wm 2-in-1 laptop 14.0" Celeron N4000 4GB 64GB eMMC Black
A convertible 14.0" laptop with an Intel Celeron N4000 processor, 4GB RAM and 64GB eMMC storage
- Screen Size14.0"
- 0" touch display enables flexible 2-in-1 use
- Intel Celeron N4000 handles everyday tasks efficiently
- 4 GB RAM supports smooth multitasking basics
- 64 GB eMMC stores essential files quickly
- Windows 10 S mode boosts security out-of-box
Product identity
The HP Stream 14-cb174wm is a 2-in-1 laptop with a 14.0-inch display, Intel Celeron N4000 processor, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of eMMC storage. It ships with Windows 10 S and Intel UHD Graphics 600 for everyday computing tasks.
Practical limits
The 64GB eMMC drive and 4GB of memory restrict the device to light workloads such as web browsing, document editing and media playback. Windows 10 S further limits software installation to Microsoft Store applications unless switched out of S mode.
Deciding specification
The 64GB eMMC capacity is the single figure that determines whether this laptop suits the buyer; users needing more local storage for large files or applications should consider a different configuration.
Highlights
- 0" touch display enables flexible 2-in-1 use
- Intel Celeron N4000 handles everyday tasks efficiently
- 4 GB RAM supports smooth multitasking basics
- 64 GB eMMC stores essential files quickly
- Windows 10 S mode boosts security out-of-box
Specifications
| Screen Size | 14.0" |
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Questions about this item
Which capacity of eMMC storage should I choose for the HP Stream 14-cb174wm?
The 64 GB eMMC is the only storage option listed for this model, so there is no alternative capacity to select.
What does the Celeron N4000 mean for everyday performance once the laptop is running?
The dual-core Celeron N4000 handles web browsing, document editing and video playback smoothly, but heavier multitasking will feel limited by the 4 GB of RAM.
What interface does the 64 GB eMMC use and what speed ceiling does that impose?
The eMMC storage is soldered directly to the motherboard, so its transfer speeds are fixed by the controller and cannot be upgraded or swapped for a faster drive.
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