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HP Pavilion dv9000t - Notebook Review

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Blake Bonfiglio writing over at Notebook Review has posted his review of the HP Pavilion dv9000t laptop. 'The design of the dv9000 is excellent. It is much thinner and lighter than I had anticipated. The chassis is a very strong plastic, there is no flex anywhere on the body of the notebook. The screen will twist if ample force is applied, but is very sturdy for a 17" screen. When I push on the lid, no ripples are produced on the LCD. The most attractive part about the design of the notebook is HP's Imprint Finish. It is a swirled pattern on the outside and inside of the notebook, right under the keyboard. It definitely adds flare and personal taste to the normally bland world of mobile computing.

The screen is one of the biggest things that attracted me to this notebook. As someone who relies on their screen for contrast and color accuracy, this screen has been nothing short of amazing. There are three options for customization regarding the screen: WXGA+ BrightView Widescreen (1440x900); WSXGA+ BrightView Widescreen (1680x1050) (which is the option I chose); and WXGA+ Ultra BrightView Widescreen (1440x900). The resolution differences are straightforward enough, but the Ultra BrightView does confuse some people. The difference between Brightview and UltraBrightview is the number of lamps lighting your LCD. '

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Posted by HCG Admin on January 2, 2007 4:08 PM |

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