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HP Pavilion dm4t (2010)
$730.00
Released June, 2010
The Pros:Solid build quality. Powerful components - Core i5 / i7, optional discrete graphics. Highly configurable directly from the manufacturer.
The Cons:Frustrating touchpad suffers from the same usability issues of earlier HP designs. No Blu-ray optical drive option - a disappointment considering the laptops power, HDMI output. Bottom portion of the laptop is still constructed of plastic.
The HP Pavilion dm4t is a 14" notebook computer available in a range of configurations enabling mainstream to higher-end performance. Designed for both business and entertainment, the dm4t comes with one of four Turbo-Boost-enabled Intel dual-core processors and up to 8 GB of DDR3 memory.
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Standard features include an HDMI port, 5-in-1 card reader, and Dolby-certified speakers, while options include 160 GB of solid-state storage and Bluetooth connectivity. For casual gamers, two lower-end discrete graphics chips are offered. The notebook is highly portable at under an inch thick, and battery life is rated at up to 6.5 hours.
Features
- 14.0" LED display (1366×768)
- Brushed aluminum chassis
- Intel Core i5-430M/520M/540M or i7-620M processor
- Turbo Boost up to 3.33GHz
- 2/4/6/8GB DDR3 RAM
- Integrated graphics or 512MB/1GB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5450 graphics
- 320/500/640GB HDD or 160GB SSD
- Super Multi drive
- HP TrueVision webcam
- Dolby audio
- Fingerprint reader
- HDMI port
- 3 USB ports (including eSATA combo port)
- 5-in-1 card reader
- Gigabit ethernet
- Wireless-N
- Optional Bluetooth
- Optional 9-cell battery
- 6.5hr battery life (6-cell)
- Energy Star-compliant
- 0.98" thick
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powerful components - Core i5 / i7, optional discrete graphics
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highly configurable directly from the manufacturer
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affordable battery upgrades - 9 cell available for up to 10.5 hours of battery life
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HDMI output for playback of high definition media on compatible HDTVs and displays
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eSATA port (USB/eSATA combo)
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affordable starting pricepoint
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switchable discrete graphics upgrade option (512MB or 1GB ATI Radeon HD 5450)
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aluminum enclosure - much nicer than the previous generation's plastic one
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frustrating touchpad suffers from the same usability issues of earlier HP designs
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no Blu-ray optical drive option - a disappointment considering the laptops power, HDMI output
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bottom portion of the laptop is still constructed of plastic
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