HP Omen X 2S gaming laptop

The Omen X 2S is not normal for any gaming PC I've at any point utilized. Truly, it's as yet dark, RGB-loaded, and heavier than your normal workstation. In any case, when the unfilled space between the console and the pivot lights up as a subsequent showcase, I can't resist the urge to need to play with it. 

That subsequent screen is a 6-inch, 1080p touchscreen — pretty much the size of a cell phone. You may wish it was more extensive to fill the clear space on either side, yet there's a purpose behind the size. The possibility of the PC originated from some exploration that demonstrated exactly how regularly individuals utilized their telephones while gaming. They play music, tune in to digital broadcasts, content, check internet based life, and watch recordings. That is the reason HP chosen to assemble a cell phone measured screen directly into the console deck.

The screen's default application is the HP Omen Command Center, which gives you brisk access to things like framework vitals and lighting customization. Be that as it may, from that point, you can drag any window down to the subsequent screen, or open any application you need to run, as though it was an outer screen. It's only a snappy reach to choose another melody on Spotify or look down on a guide you're perusing as you clear your path through a game. 

HP even incorporates a couple of accommodating full scale catches over the touchpad that include additional usefulness. One will swap the applications between the primary screen and the subsequent screen, and another will kill the screen totally.