Laptop Magazine reviews the HP Pavilion dv2000t and writes - ‘Slick is the best way to describe the 5.3-pound dv2000t’s look. The high-gloss, piano-black exterior, with its subtle pinstriped wave pattern, is appealing to the eye and touch. At only one inch thick, this notebook is easy to carry. Open the latchless lid and you’ll […]
Laptop Mag reviews the HP Pavilion dv9000t and writes - ‘Speed, storage, and good looks are served up in generous portions on the 7.8-pound HP Pavilion dv9000t ($2,394, as tested), which sports an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, dual 100GB hard drives, and a glossy 17-inch screen. The icing on the cake is the HD-DVD […]
Laptop Magazine reviews the HP Compaq nx6325 and writes - ‘The nx6325 starts at only $1,049, which is good for a big-screen, dual-core laptop. Add the multiformat dual-layer DVD burner and 80GB hard drive and you’ll pay $1,249—still quite affordable for a business portable with most of the features you’re likely to need. The Turion […]
Pocket Lint reviews the HP Pavilion dv8025EA laptop where they write - ‘The standard idea of a desktop replacement is an all-powerful beast that can handle anything and a machine of this size certainly should be able to pack in more than it currently does. If you need more, you’re better off looking elsewhere. However, […]
CNET reviews the HP Pavilion dv2000z and gives it a rating of 5.3 out of 10 (average). They write - ‘With the release of the Pavilion dv2000, HP inaugurates a new look and feel for its Pavilion line of laptops. Departing from the familiar matte silver and black case, the dv2000 has sleek rounded edges, […]
Laptop reviews the HP Pavilion dv8000t and writes - ‘The 17-inch LCD is an eye-catcher, partly because of HP’s Ultra BrightView technology, which delivers rich colors and excellent contrast when watching DVDs. If you want to watch TV on this system, upgrade to the ExpressCard Analog TV Tuner ($130), which comes with a remote control. […]
Craig Pringle reviews the HP Compaq TC4400 tablet PC and writes - ‘I’ve been evaluating a pre-production version of the TC4400 for the last few weeks. In addition to the usual poking and prodding I’ve used the TC4400 in anger for the last week or so because my beloved TC1100 became a bit unstable…. […]