HP - Laptop with Intel Celeron Processor - Piano Black - Black Friday help

Morning I am intrested in this for my son for simple word processing and internet so it will be enough for that. My question though it shows coming soon shipping store pickup not ava. Im guessing this is just shipping but when will it be up to order

Oh heck ya, if thats all you say its going to be used for. It can be used for Facebook and all that stuff. Just dont try to do games like Sims 3 or whatever on it. If your son likes to go to the library, the laptop has Wifi so they can surf the net there. Libraries usually have filtered Wifi access, if you are unsure, check with the library!
If you have any further questions please feel free to ask em , we are here for you
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