What do you think about  notebook HP Zv6000???. I'd like to buy it,but i want to read some reviews before?
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Hi there, U can find some help from the HP website. \n\nI am pasting that page here for u .. just take a look. And i would like to give an info that HP has stopped production of this model.\n\nAnyway.. check this page and see if u get it corrected.. All the best.. \n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=59211&dlc=en&docname=bpd09136\n\n\nHave a nice time..
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HELL YEAH!  I looked into that laptop and for $700.00 you get a lot of features!  Perfect for Internet browsing!  GREAT BUY!
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COMPAQ PRESARIO v6102\n\nOverall\nVery well priced and configuration provides the more reason to smile. Overall Rating  4 star\n \n  Features\nAMD dual core is really good but cache is 256+256.Glass finished screen. Smooth touch screen mouse. Scratch proof body. Nvidia card gives very good feel of graphics. There should have been a button for switching off the monitor Rating  4 star\n \n  Design\nthere is enough space on the key pad..touch screen mouse lock facility reduces the chances of clicking on a file/folder by mistake. Rating  4 star\n \n  Ease of Use\nthere is enough space on the keypad for hand support. Keys are very smooth. Rating  5 star\n \n  Value for money\nBest deal available in the market but AMD turion has not yet spent enough time in market. Rating  5 star
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wel!! thats not such a baaad budget!\nyou can tyr the HP nx6325 notebook, its got the AMD Turion 64 X2 processor  which is the best in its category and its the fastest as well ans for $ 1049, its wel under ur budget!! all you can do is upgrade the RAM to 1 GB DDR800 RAM and thats it!! but you might consider the display is limited at 1024 x 768, if ur watchin movies and editin photos this is OK, but for gaming it might not be!!\naniwayz, if u ask me, i'd take this come-what-may!!
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You can check out this one from HP at Circuit City for $700, http://www.circuitcity.com/ssm/HP-Pavilion-Notebook-PC-ZE2315US-/sem/rpsm/oid/132902/catOid/-12963/rpem/ccd/productDetail.do and this Gateway at Best Buy for $849, http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=7628631&type=product&productCategoryId=cat01174&id=1130986342986.\n\nSome things you should consider when buying a laptop are memory, don't get one with less than 512MB of memory though you can get by with 256MB, I don't recommend doing so, Windows XP is so much faster when it has 512MB of memory available to it.  Also, do you want a standard 15.0" screen or 15.4" Widescreen display, I like the widescreens because they offer more screen real estate and a higher resolution.  The HP has a 15.0" screen and the Gateway has a 15.4" screen.  Also, the HP has an AMD Sempron 3000+ processor and the Gateway has a Turion 64 processor which is faster than a Sempron.  Take this into consideration when you are buying a laptop.\n\nBut either one should suit your needs for web-browsing, email and office applications, just don't try to play Doom 3 on them.
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I don't recommend anyone to purchase a Compaq or a Hewlett Packard (HP) computer of any kind.  They're made by the same company and they're cheaply built PCs.  Anyone that I've known to have one (including myself) has had nothing but problems with them.\n\nI'd go for something better but that all depends on how much you'd like to spend.  If you're looking for medium grade laptops that won't put much of a dent in your wallet, then go for Toshiba or Dell.\n\nIf you're willing to spend the cash and get the best, go for Sony or IBM.\n\nAs far as Windows XP, if you're not an experienced user or an IT professional, then Home Edition will be just fine for you.
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i made a quick search on yahoo and google and found this site, it's like the ultimate search site on Laptops.\n\nI was looking for some answers for some questions I was asking on laptops too and it came really handy, I want to share it with you if you haven't already discovered it...\n\nthese guys are fantastic experts and they sometimes answer the question you put on the website straight away.\n\nhttp://imedia.atspace.com/laptop.htm\n\nif you find the site useful i really suggest you nominate my answer as the best answer please.\n\nthank you
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I have an HP Pavilion zv5000 laptop, and its been very reliable for almost a year and a half, running it every day for at least 6 hours a day, and never had crashes or any bugs, running WinXP, although I did have to replace the power cord, cause I dragged it around too much (oops)
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I don't know, why'd you buy a Dell? Don't they use Refurbished parts for all the laptops except Latitude? I personally don't like Dells. If you got money, go buy an HP.
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It's unfortunate but the machine (due to the newest changes in technology) is almost a thing of the past. Not only has the technology changed drastically, prices since 2001 have dropped tremendously. I now sell New Laptops with great processing time, sdram memory, video memory, wireless 802.11 ethernet, cd/dvd burner, etc for about $550. My advise to you would be to keep it and use it, I'm sure it works well, or do like me and donate it to the Home for Abused Women or Locks of Love (childrens cancer programs where it can really be used and the kids will love you forever.  Thanks for your time. Larry RadioShack 01-9590
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I've worked on computers for 16 years, and had lots of experience servicing many, many brands.\n\nThe absolute best two companies on the planet right now are HP and Dell.  I wouldn't even consider anything else, if I were buying for myself.\n\nBoth are excellent products, great prices, and excellent service.\n\nAnd let me guarantee you, service and support on a notebook is much more critical than on a desktop, every component is proprietary.\n\nAlso, strongly consider upgrading your warranty to include accidental damage.  Make sure you have a 3 year warranty, because when a notebook goes out of warranty, you really don't want to pay for repairs, they are more expensive.
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I bought one and the mouse cursor sometimes goes mad, only way to make it stop is to slightly bend the laptop. I only bought it as I repair full size PCs but never touched a laptop so I had to have one to play with. It was fairly cheap for what it is but was advertised as faultless (and with XP but instead it had NT,luckily I hate both and never intended to run either) so I guess someone else might see it as a rip-off, buying S/H is always a gamble but in the end it could have been much worse. Buying from eBay is MOST ALWAYS hit and miss so if you are not into taking things apart the best bet is to pay 3 times the money and buy new from a shop with a guarantee, then you have a place to go back to. \n\n I have found that even when buying new it often works out that the people in shops are mostly incompetent time wasters so is always best to learn a bit of DIY, computers are modular and if you are blessed with a little common sense they are very easy to fix with the individual bits being very cheap to buy.
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I recently purchased an HP a1340n.\n\nSo far so good. I've run Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro 9 on it, separately and at the same time. I've played Guild Wars on it and accessed the online community There. \n\nI usually browse with Opera and have several tabs (about 15) open at one time and have opened Photoshop while doing so as well as running IE and Outlook Express at the same time.\n\nOne thing, I didn't get their monitor as I have an Optiquest already that I really liked and it saved me a bit of $ not to get it. Spent that on a Best Buy Service Warranty instead.\n\nCouldn't access the HP America site tonight  to look at the specs as they have it down for maintenance. \n\nNot sure what else you're looking for, edit your question if there's more and I'll edit my answer accordingly.\n\nOh yes, one last thing, this thing is so quiet I can forget it's running :-)
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There are many things that you need to look for when buying a laptop. One is how much RAM is there (512MB at least). Another one is, what is it proccessing speed ( I would say 1.4GHz or better.) Something else that you want to look for is, how big the hard drive is. Depending on what you are going to do with your laptop probably I would say 60GB should be good you can always go bigger!!! One of the last thing I could tell you to look for is What type of video card does it have. This also depends on what you are going to do but a video card with 64MB of RAM or more.\n\n     Another option that you might want to look at is how long the battery life is. Also if it has a laptop expansion slot.\n\n  I hope this helps you on your decision.
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Here's a wild thought. Check HP's website before asking someone else. MUCH quicker.\n\n\nSee the link:
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If you want good value for money, don't buy the brand name crap. Go to Centralfield (in Sham Shui Po) and take a look at their offer. Or check their website: http://www.centralfield.com/2004/Bto_nb/BTO_index1.html (but there's not much English there).\n\nI bought this Centrino laptop last year - Pentium M 1.6, 512MB RAM (upgradeable to 1GB), 60GB HDD, 15" 1400*1050 LCD, DVD+CDRW and ATI Mobility Radeon 9700, for HK$8750 (about US$1125), and I'm really happy with it. Anything comparable made by big brands was over HK$12000.\nAnyway, prices have dropped quite a bit since last year.\n\nOf course, you can also find some cheap crap like slow Celerons with 256MB RAM for HK$5000 or so.