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| HP G60-114EA Laptop 160gb 3gb 15.6" Windows Visat Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200 |
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HP G60-114EA Laptop 160gb 3gb 15.6" Windows Visat Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200
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| Product Details |
ISBN/ASIN: B003ET1W88
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Sales Rank: 72897
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Product Group: CE
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| Product Description |
| The Pavilion G60 is a fun and powerful notebook that packs a punch when it comes to digital entertainment. Fun, practical, and savvy, it offers impressive performance at an affordable price.
The G60 is an innovation of technology, offering the ultimate combination of Intel Dual Core performance with 3GB of memory to back it up, brand new LCD screen technology with a 15.6" display, all at a bargain price!
HP Pavilion laptops offer something for the whole family, from watching DVDs, to playing online games with the kids. A fun and powerful notebook that packs a powerful punch when it comes to digital entertainment.
Processor - Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200 2 GHz Dual-Core
RAM - 3 GB (installed) 4 GB (max) - DDR2 SDRAM
Hard Drive - 160 GB
Operating System - Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
Screen - 15.6 in 1366 x 768
Optical Drive - DVD±RW (DL) / DVD-RAM
Modem
Lan
Wifi
Card reader
Webcam
Weight2.8 kg |
| Customer Reviews: Average Rating: 5.0/5 | | Good spec for the price: Rating: 5/5 |
| I don't buy brand new computer equipment as you get far more for your money buying refurbished kit. Therefore I don't waste time looking for minor scratches. This laptop is a medium specification and is good at handling everyday work. I bought it for my son who recently moved in to a flat - where space was important. Thus this laptop does everything his old computer does, in much less space. That also means it is not designed for carrying around town accessing your emails - that's not what it was bought for. The 15 inch screen is big enough for close working (how far away do you sit from a laptop?). The 3gb memory is adequate for multi tasks and the 160gb hard disk is only small if you store loads of photographs (and why would you on a laptop?). The processor is more than adequate - unless you play high end games - and again why buy a laptop for that? Three usb ports is ample and connectivity is fine. A small issue - my laptop came with a corrupt windows registry - which would require being sent back as it failed to boot. However, I always reload any refurbished computer with my own copy of windows, so in half an hour I was up and running. | |
