It is an interesting offer but when I read the details it seems I am not actually getting the correct information.

It is a "840" model described as "13.3 inch diagonal" in the description. HP uses "4" for 14 inches and "3" for 13 inches. Which one would that be?

Weight is 1.45kg, and is identical to the weight of the elitebook 830 model also on sale. How come they have the same weight? G7 models were supposed to be around 1.2-1.4kg according to HP advertisements.

Screen is marked at "1000 nits". HP usually bundles 1000 nits displays when they come with both touch + the "Sure view" screen modification. But none of these are marked in the specification. Which is it?

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It is an interesting offer but when I read the details it seems I am not actually getting the correct information.

It is a "840" model described as "13.3 inch diagonal" in the description. HP uses "4" for 14 inches and "3" for 13 inches. Which one would that be?

Weight is 1.45kg, and is identical to the weight of the elitebook 830 model also on sale. How come they have the same weight? G7 models were supposed to be around 1.2-1.4kg according to HP advertisements.

Screen is marked at "1000 nits". HP usually bundles 1000 nits displays when they come with both touch + the "Sure view" screen modification. But none of these are marked in the specification. Which is it?

Answer

Thank you very much for bringing this to our attention. As you guessed already it is a 14"-version and the weight is also different. The right specifications according to our supplier: 

Display: 14"
Weight: 1.33kg
Nits: 1000 cd/m2

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