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HP ProBook 440 G3 Review

HP ProBook 440 G3 Review

Posted on September 10, 2016December 14, 2018 By Jarvis

 The HP ProBook 440 G3 (starting at $579; tested at $924.45) looks to meet the needs of both business users and IT managers. This 14-inch laptop is light for its class, durable and filled with tools that IT departments need to manage hardware. While its dull display and ho-hum battery life did not impress us, this notebook has high enough performance to enable productivity in the workplace and on the go.

Design

The 14-inch HP ProBook 440 G3’s chassis features a solid, durable feel and a soft, textured lid that comes in “gravity black.” Its aluminum-reinforced keyboard deck bears a brushed-metal pattern, and felt cool and comfortable against my wrists.


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