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HP Pavilion Elite m9200t Review - Digital Trends

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Digital Trends have published a review of the HP Pavilion Elite m9200t desktop PC. 'The m9200t we received for evaluation is mildly configured. It has an Intel quad-core Q6600 processor clocked at 2.4GHz 2GB of RAM, an NVIDIA 8400 video card and a single 320GB hard drive. You can upgrade all these parts while configuring the system during the purchase process, and that will obviously increase the price significantly.

Since this is a multimedia computer, HP has included a Blu-ray and HD DVD combo drive that reads HD discs, but doesn’t write to them. The drive reads and writes to DVDs and CDs, and includes Lightscribe functionality. You can upgrade to a BD-R drive during ordering, but it costs an extra $300 USD. HP also threw in a TV Tuner card complete with PVR functionality, an FM tuner and a remote control.'

Read: HP Pavilion Elite m9200t - Digital Trends

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