Netbook Reviews – Laptop Reviews

HP’s Envy 14 is certainly a head-turning laptop. Its clean lines and rounded edges look stunning, with a dimpled bronze finish and an edge-toedge display.

The stylish touchpad is made from a single panel, with areas marked by lines where the buttons should be. The entire panel moves when you press these, and although the action is light and produces a distinct click, the button areas are still sensitive to touch, so the cursor often moves just when you’re about to click. Read more…

The EliteBook 8440p ultra-portable uses some powerful components.

The Intel Mobility Core i7 processor runs at 2.66GHz, but Turbo Boost provides improved performance in single-threaded applications. This alone is enough to fly through most tasks, but HP has gone a step further, installing Windows 7 Professional to a 160GB solid-state HDD.

The keyboard has flat, rubberised keys that provide very little tactile feedback when typing. Most are full size, but the function keys feel squeezed in at the top of the keyboard tray.

Mouse input can be controlled using either the touchpad or the central touchstick. There are two separate sets of mouse buttons, so you can take your pick. Read more…

The HP DM3 looks great from almost every angle. The metallic-effect body is smooth, with rounded corners and few LEDs or shortcut keys to clutter the appearance. The chiclet-style keyboard looks smart and is great to type on. Keys are widely spaced and full-sized, but to avoid breaking the design scheme by adding extra keys, shortcuts such as the volume and brightness keys are paired with the function buttons.

While many laptops do the same, the DM3 sets each shortcut as the default, rather than secondary, action. This is annoying if you frequently use the function keys in combination with the Alt key, as it also requires holding down the Fn key. Read more…

HP’s Pavilion DV6-2113sa is a chunky laptop with a 15.6in screen, 4GB of memory and a 2.5GHz AMD Turion II M620 processor. Although its screen isn’t particularly large, its weight and bulk make it feel more like a desktop replacement notebook than a typical general purpose laptop.

It has an unassuming but attractive black chassis with reflective silver ring designs both inside and outside the lid. It’s very solidly built and we were pleased to find that the keyboard surround didn’t become warm to the touch at any point during testing. The flat keyboard is traditionally laid out, making it easy to get used to if you’re accustomed to touch-typing on a standard desktop keyboard. A smaller than standard numeric keypad is squeezed in on the right-hand side. Read more…

I would like to introduce you an entertainment laptop from HP:  the 14.5-inch Pavilion dv5t. Let us see what features and specifications include the laptop.

As we mentioned above, the system boasts a 14.5-inch 1366 x 768 HD display. HP Pavilion dv5t is packed with an optional Intel Core i3 or i5 CPU, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM, up to 640GB of HDD, an Intel HD graphics.

The laptop also includes either an optional DVD burner or Blu-ray drive, WiFi, Bluetooth, a HDMI output, a 5-in-1 card reader, a 6- or 9-cell battery pack and runs on Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional 64-bit OS.

HP rolled out a 18.4-inch laptop with 1920 x 1080 Ultra BrightView LCD display. The laptop features Intel Core i7 Q720 1.6-2.6GHz Quad Core CPU, 6MB L2.

HP Pavilion dv8t comes equipped with 4GB DDR3 RAM, a NVIDIA GeForce GT 230M 1GB graphics, 500GB HDD (up to 2815MB), Blu-ray ROM, 3X USB 2.0, VGA output, HDMI output, Firewire 1394a, Ethernet, Infrared port. The laptop runs on Microsoft Windows 7 64-bit OS.

HP released a new 10.1-inch Mini 2102 netbook with LED-backlit WSVGA display (1024 x 600 pixels). The netbook is powered by an Intel Atom 1.66GHz Pine Trail processors (a choose of the N450 or N470), an integrated Intel GMA 3150 graphics, Mobile Intel NM10 chipset, up to 2GB of RAM, 60GB/250GB SATA HDD. HP Mini 2102 comes equipped with 3X USB 2.0 ports, WiFi a/b/g/n, Ethernet, an optional Bluetooth, 3G support, a 5-in-1 memory card reader, a 3 cell or a 6 cell battery pack.

HP introduces us its 10.1-inch Mini 5102 Business Class Netbook. The netbook is powered by an Intel Atom 1.66GHz N450 processor or an Intel Atom 1.83GHz N470 processor, an Intel GMA 3150 graphics, 1GB of RAM, either a 250GB or a 320GB HDD. HP Mini 5102 comes equipped with 802.11n WiFi connectivity, an optional GPS, a 6-cell battery pack andis available in 3 colors:  red, black and blue. The measuring 0.9 inches thin HP Mini 5102 weights 2.8 pounds. The netbook runs on Windows 7 Starter Edition OS.

HP introduces us its new 11.6-inch Pavilion DM1 CULV notebook powered by a 1.2GHz Intel Celeron SU2300 CPU, Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics, up to 5GB of RAM, a 250GB HDD. The laptop comes equipped with 1,366 x 768 display, NVIDIA Ion GPU, WiFi b/g, VGA, HDMI, ethernet, a 5-in-1 memory card reader,2 USB 2.0 ports, a webcamera and runs on Windows 7.

HP introduces us its 15.6-inch Compaq CQ61 laptop powered by a 2GHz AMD Sempron M100 CPU, a 2GB of DDR2, ATI Radeon HD 4200 graphics card, a 160GB or 320GB SATA HDD. Compaq CQ61 comes equipped with a WXGA 15.6-inch screen, a DVD burner, 5-in-1 Card Reader, Firewire, 3 USB 2.0 ports, Wireless and runs on Windows 7 Home Premium OS.