Lap4u- Computer Store / Laptops
Laptops
Every laptop in the Lap4u catalog sits under this one heading — business EliteBook and ProBook machines, Latitude and Precision lines, plus Apple and Lenovo ranges. Filter the shelf by the brand you prefer, with all prices quoted in EGP.
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Four brand subcategories are available inside the Laptops category. Pick a brand to browse only those models.
Laptop models and prices
Representative listings from the category, sold by Lap4u- Computer Store with prices in Egyptian Pounds.
| Model | Brand | Price (EGP) |
|---|---|---|
| HP EliteBook 840 G3 | HP | EGP 7,000.00 |
| HP EliteBook 830 G5 | HP | EGP 8,500.00 |
| HP ZBook Studio G3 — Core i7 | HP | EGP 12,000.00 |
| HP ZBook 17 G3 — Core i7 | HP | EGP 19,000.00 |
| HP ZBook 15 G4 — i7 | HP | EGP 15,000.00 |
| HP ZBook 15 G2 Workstation | HP | EGP 8,500.00 |
| HP Pro x2 612 G1 (12.5") | HP | EGP 5,200.00 |
| HP EliteBook x360 1030 G2 | HP | EGP 11,000.00 |
| Dell Latitude E6520 — Core i5 | Dell | EGP 3,500.00 |
| Dell Latitude e5440 (Touch Screen) | Dell | EGP 4,200.00 |
| Dell Latitude 13 7350 | Dell | EGP 5,200.00 |
| Dell Precision 7520 i7 | Dell | EGP 14,500.00 |
| Dell Precision Mobile Workstation 3510 | Dell | EGP 9,500.00 |
| Dell Precision Mobile Workstation 3520 | Dell | EGP 10,500.00 |
Professional-grade Precision and ZBook machines also appear under the Workstations category, which is split into HP WS and Dell WS sections.
Laptops form the heart of the Lap4u catalog, and this page gathers the entire collection beneath a single, easy-to-scan heading. Business-focused families such as the EliteBook, ProBook, ZBook and Latitude lines sit alongside Precision workstations, Apple notebooks and Lenovo models, so buyers moving between a corporate deployment and a personal upgrade can do it without changing pages. Every listing is described in plain language, and prices are consistently quoted in EGP so that comparisons stay meaningful no matter which brand or series you are browsing.
Filtering by brand is the fastest way to narrow a wide shelf, and four subcategories make that possible: Apple, HP, Dell and Lenovo. Each brand view presents only the machines belonging to that manufacturer, which removes the noise of scrolling through unrelated inventory. It suits both shoppers who already know the hardware they trust and teams sourcing identical machines in volume, since a single brand view keeps specifications and pricing patterns easier to compare side by side.
The catalog deliberately mixes form factors and purposes. Refined business ultraportables suit frequent travel and long working days, while heavier workstation-class machines with the Power and Precision badges are aimed at engineering, design and demanding workloads. Apple entries cover the familiar notebook range, Lenovo adds business and mainstream systems, and HP contributes everything from compact ProBooks to convertible Pro x2 designs and the mobile workstation ZBook family.
Account features are woven into the shopping flow, so a wishlist can be started, updated and revisited at any time, and a persistent cart holds selected items while you continue exploring. A compare option allows several configurations to be weighed against one another before committing, and access to personal details, password recovery and saved addresses keeps repeat purchases quick. Browsing without an account remains possible for guests who simply want to look around first.
Beyond the product grid, the store carries supporting content such as weekly news, newsletter sign-up, special offers, vendor information, customer reviews and testimonials, plus a donation option for visitors who want to contribute rather than purchase. A contact area handles questions and information requests, while useful links to questions, dealers and related pages sit close at hand. This broader material gives buyers the context and reassurance that a technical purchase deserves.
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