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Wednesday, 18 May 2011

HP 620 Notebook PC


                  HP 620 Notebook PC - Overview


Specification 
General
Model
WK335EA
Line
620
Color
<Different>
Software Platform
Windows
Operating System
Windows 7 Home Basic
Operating System Architecture
< Different >
Processor
Processor Type
Intel Celeron 900
Processor Speed
2.2 GHz
Processor Cache
1 MB
Display
Display Size
15.6 inch
Display Resolution
1366 x 768
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Swivel screen
-
Touch screen
-
Storage
Hard Drive Capacity
160 GB
Hard Drive Type
Magnetic
Hard Drive RPM
7,200 rpm
Optical Drive
DVD+/-RW
Built-In Card Reader
Yes
Supported Memory Cards
Multimedia Card (MMC) 
Secure Digital (SD) 
Secure Digital Hight Capacity (SDHC) 
System Memory
Memory Technology
DDR3
Memory Channels
Dual
Installed Memory
1 GB
Maximum Memory
8 GB
Memory Slots
2
Graphics
Graphics Memory
Shared
Graphics Chipset
Wired Communication
Wired LAN
100 Mbit LAN
Dial-Up Modem
-
Wireless Communication
Wireless LAN
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n
Bluetooth
Yes
HSDPA/3G Module
-
Connectors & Slots
USB 2.0
3
USB 3.0
<not specified>
DisplayPort
-
Analog Monitor (D-Sub)
1
Digital Monitor (DVI)
-
HDMI
1
S-Video
-
Firewire
-
eSATA
-
Ethernet LAN (RJ-45)
1
Phone/Modem (RJ-11)
1
Express Card Slots
ExpressCard/34
PCMCIA (PC Card)
-
Multimedia
Built-In Webcam
Yes
Webcam Resolution
2.0 MP
Built-In Microphone
Yes
Power
Battery Type
Lithium-Ion 6 Cell Battery
Security
Kensington Lock
Yes
Fingerprint Sensor
-
Facial recognition
-
Physical Dimensions
Width
372 mm
Depth
250 mm
Height
28 mm
Weight
2.49 kg





HP Pavilion dv6t

 The HP Pavilion dv6t is a 16-inch screen laptop powered by Intel’s Core 2 Duo mobile processor.  The dv6t is a replacement for the very popular HP dv5t laptop that HP recently stopped selling.  Though the dv6t is for the most part the same as the dv5t, only slightly bigger, it does have some changes both good and bad that we’ll cover in this review.

Type


General Purpose, Media, Value



Processor 



Intel Core 2 Duo T6400


Operating 


System
Microsoft Windows Vista Home 



Processor Speed



2 GHz

   


RAM

   


4 GB

    


Weigh

        


Screen Size

         


16 inches

           


Screen Size Type



widescreen


Graphics Card
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD

Storage Capacity 
320 GB
Networking  Options
802.11n


Primary O

ptical Drive

DVD+/-RW (Plus Minus)


A laptop that moves at your speed



Get everything you need in a stylish design that goes wherever you go.
The latest Intel Core i3 processor technology with Turbo Boost for intense multitasking
Simplified daily PC activities with Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium
Fast, easy, trusted Web browsing with Windows Internet Explorer
A 15.6" diagonal high-definition Brightview LED display
An industrial-looking design in subtle matte pattern; black cherry is standard, or choose optional shell white, sonoma red, midnight blue, or champagne
Cool designs on the side panel, top, and interior (based on your color choice)
A keyboard and touchpad that match the color of your PC
An HP logo that lights up when you turn on the PC
Total entertainment
Discover and enjoy a new digital world with an array of cool functionality:
The latest integrated Wi-Fi technology with draft Wireless-N2
An HP TrueVision webcam, which works in low-light conditions plus has a dual-array microphone for worry-free chat


An optional integrated Blu-ray ROM/DVD or RW/DVD writer for high-def Blu-ray viewing and traditional read/write on DVDs and CDs5
5 free HP games, already loaded on your PC
Entertainment at your fingertips
Our exclusive, preloaded MediaSmart software puts the digital world at your fingertips. Why leave entertainment at home when you can take it anywhere, anytime? Enjoy HD movies, listen to your favorite playlists, edit videos and upload to the Web, plus share memories with family and friends, wherever you go.
Outstanding features
The PCs in this series bring together everything you do online3 and on the go. You'll get:
Built-in HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection, which detects if your notebook is being dropped and locks your hard drive to help protect your data
Quick access to files via a high-speed eSATA combo port, which also serves as a USB 2.0 port
Optional LightScribe technology for designing and printing silkscreen-quality labels on DVDs and CDs6









Tuesday, 17 May 2011

Parts of the HP Pavilion Slimline s5660f





There are parts of the HP Pavilion Slimline s5660f that we love. There are parts of this thin. And there are parts that are unavoidably absent due to the construction of this 16-by-4.5-by-12.25-inch rig. This is truly a PC that fulfills a specific purpose--if your list of needs includes strong general performance, affordability, and high-definition support, you'll do well to check out the s5660f. But if you're looking for a desktop that you can upgrade,
HP opts to use AMD's 2.9GHz Phenom II 840T quad-core CPU in this computer, and it does much to prove that you can't always judge a system by its size (at least, not in this case). That processor, coupled with 6GB of DDR3 memory, helped this slim desktop earn a score of 119 on our WorldBench 6 benchmark suite, an indicator of excellent general performance for a relatively low-priced system. Desktops on our charts that deliver better results, such as the Gateway DX4320-45, have a much less impressive price-for-performance ratio than the s5660f does.
Slimline does support Wireless-N connectivity.


On this slim desktop HP did a fairly decent job of filling out the connections on the front and rear of the case. The front seems a bit neglected, with its simple setup of two USB ports and a multiformat card reader. The rear of the s5660f is a bit more substantial, providing four USB ports, a coaxial audio connection, integrated 7.1 surround sound, the aforementioned Fast Ethernet connection, and DVI and HDMI connections on the system's integrated Intel video setup. While the omission of eSATA and FireWire is kind of a bummer, the s5660f is forgiven for unexpectedly throwing a full TV tuner into the mix. Now, if only we had gigabit ethernet speeds to go with that...
If you're considering upgrading any part of this relatively inexpensive system, push that thought from your mind. The interior of the rig just has no room for you to make any adjustments. You'll find no free 5.25-inch bays, no free 3.25-inch bays (and especially none free within easy reach of a screwdriver), and no free PCI slots. Upgrading, in this instance, really means replacing, and that won't be the easiest or most enviable of tasks for the aspiring adjuster.
A simple wireless mouse accompanies the s5660f, alongside an equally generic yet cord-free wireless keyboard. While we dislike the fact that both products are standard and dull, their wireless capabilities do give them a slight boost above their cord-bound peers.
a TV tuner, HDMI accessibility, great general performance--HP's Pavilion Slimline s5660f is well priced and ready for a living room.