Normally You'd Have to Be a Pirate to Steal an HP Flagship Laptop, but Amazon Lets You Do It at 72% Off - Kotaku

"When you add the word "flagship" to a tech device, that comes with a lot of expectations. A company is planting their reputational flag on this product. This HP laptop is literally called the Flagship - a 15.6-inch touchscreen machine with a 6-core Intel i3 processor, 32GB of RAM, a fat 1TB SSD, and preloaded with Windows 11 Pro and Copilot. It's at Amazon right now at the very un-flagship-like price of just $660 - a massive 72%-off limited-time deal."

"There's more than enough packed into the HP Flagship to warrant this deal. Start with the Intel Core i3-1315U 6-core processor. It's not going to win the Indy 500 for speed against the truly elite PC processors, but it's plenty fast enough for multitasking, browsing, video calls, and streaming. It definitely overperforms the i3 label, especially when it's backed by 32GB of RAM to keep the whole works moving smoothly,"

"The 15.6-inch touchscreen is a definite winner. It's fast and reactive to give you the full tablet-like experience when you want it, and it also comes with anti-glare treatment and enough resolution (1366 x 768 HD) and Intel Graphics to be your go-to for streaming movies and TV shows. Pair that with the 720p HD camera (with protector/privacy shutter in the accessory bundle) and dual-array microphones and your video calls for work or leisure come through crystal clear."

The HP Flagship is a 2025 15.6-inch touchscreen laptop powered by an Intel Core i3-1315U six-core processor. The system pairs the CPU with 32GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD, and ships with Windows 11 Pro and Copilot. The touchscreen offers anti-glare treatment, 1366 x 768 HD resolution, and Intel Graphics for streaming and tablet-like interaction. The webcam is 720p and the unit includes dual-array microphones; the discounted bundle adds an external CD/DVD drive, mouse, camera protector/privacy shutter, and dust plugs. The listed sale price is $660, a 72% reduction from a $2,399 MSRP, positioned as a high-value deal for productivity and media tasks.

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