ASUS

Description

Architecture: The AMD E2 processors are part of AMD’s entry-level APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) line. They often use older architectures, such as the “Beema” or “Kabini” cores.
Core Count: These processors generally have 2 cores.
Performance: Designed for basic computing tasks, the E2 processors are not suitable for heavy multitasking or high-performance applications. They are optimized for low power consumption and basic tasks like web browsing, email, and word processing.
Common Specifications for ASUS AMD E2 Systems:
1. Display:
Size: Typically 14 to 15.6 inches.
Resolution: Common resolutions include 1366×768 (HD) or 1920×1080 (Full HD) in some higher-end models.
Type: Most displays are LED-backlit.
2. Memory (RAM):
Size: 4GB is common, though some models may offer up to 8GB.
Type: DDR3 or DDR4, depending on the model and age.
3. Storage:
Type: Traditional Hard Disk Drive (HDD).
Capacity: Often 320GB or 500GB, though some models might offer larger sizes.
Alternative: Some newer or upgraded versions might include Solid State Drives (SSD) for better performance.
4. Graphics:
Integrated: AMD E2 processors usually feature integrated graphics, such as AMD Radeon HD 8210 or similar. These are suitable for basic graphics tasks and light multimedia use.
Discrete Graphics: Rarely included in this class of machine.
5. Operating System:
Windows Version: Typically comes with Windows 10 Home or a similar version.
Linux: Some models might be available with Linux pre-installed or offer the option for installation.
6. Connectivity:
USB Ports: Usually includes USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports.
HDMI/VGA: For connecting to external displays.
Networking: Standard Ethernet port and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Bluetooth: May or may not be included, depending on the model.
7. Battery Life:
Battery Capacity: Generally designed for moderate usage, with battery life ranging from 4 to 7 hours on average.
Type: Lithium-ion or lithium-polymer batteries.
8. Build Quality:
Materials: Typically made from plastic or a combination of plastic and metal.
Design: Focused on affordability, so build quality might be less robust compared to higher-end models.