Laptop CAPTIVA 92024 16 inch Intel Core Ultra 9 16GB SSD Black

The CAPTIVA 92024 16" Intel Core Ultra 9 laptop is designed for users who need a balance of high processing power and a detailed display in a portable package. It is equipped with an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor running at 2.1 GHz, 16 GB of DDR5-SDRAM and a 2 TB SSD for fast storage and responsive multitasking. The 16" WQXGA display (2560 x 1600) delivers clear images and accurate detail, while the black chassis and 2.6 kg weight make the device suitable for mobile and stationary use. Integrated Wi‑Fi 6 supports modern wireless connectivity for online work and streaming.

Advantages

The combination of an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and 16 GB DDR5 memory ensures consistent performance for complex applications and everyday multitasking. A 2 TB SSD provides high-capacity, low-latency storage that reduces load times for files and applications. The 16" WQXGA display offers improved resolution over standard Full HD panels, supporting precise visual work and clearer text rendering. With Wi‑Fi 6 support and a weight of 2.6 kg, the laptop balances connectivity and portability for business, study or creative workflows.

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How to use

Unpack the laptop and connect the supplied power adapter before first use to ensure the battery is charged. Power on the device and follow the on-screen setup to configure the operating system, user accounts and network settings. Install required applications and drivers through official sources or the operating system update function. Use the 16" display for document editing, visual review and presentations; store large files on the 2 TB SSD and keep frequently used applications installed on the internal drive for fastest response.

Recommendations

For sustained performance, keep the system software and drivers up to date, make regular backups of important data stored on the SSD, and avoid blocking ventilation areas during heavy workloads. Use a reliable power source during extended high-load sessions and consider external storage or cloud backup for archival copies of large projects.