Reviews of Popular HP Computers, 750 - 1,000 Pounds

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HP Envy x2 review

The HP Envy x2 is a sleek and stylish tablet-laptop hybrid, but it's let down by poor performance and a high price. Read more

£800

8 January 2013 by Andrew Hoyle

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HP TouchSmart 520 review

The HP TouchSmart 520 may not have sharp looks, but it offers enough power and a screen that's good enough to keep most families happy. Read more

£850

6 December 2011 by Andrew Hoyle

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HP Pavilion TX1020ea review

HP is trying something new -- on one hand the TX1020ea is a business-like touchscreen Tablet PC, and on the other it's a home-oriented Media Center laptop. It might not be the most powerful PC we've ever seen, but its low price tag makes it worth a look Read more

£799

6 June 2007 by Rory Reid

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HP Envy Spectre XT hands-on

Luke goes hands-on with HP's new ultrabook, the metallic Spectre XT. Read on for his first impressions. Read more

9 May 2012 by Luke Westaway

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HP Pavilion dv7-4050ea review

The 17.3-inch HP Pavilion dv7-4050ea laptop offers a swell design and decent performance. It's a shame about its terrible battery life, but, all things considered, this is a decent machine. Read more

£900

18 August 2010 by Luke Westaway

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HP Pavilion dv3-2055ea review

Attractive, lightweight and with good connectivity, the 13.3-inch Pavilion dv3-2055ea is a well-specified laptop for a reasonable price. The dv3-2055ea's 3D graphics performance isn't quite good enough for it to be considered a true multimedia powerhouse, but it's certainly a capable all-rounder Read more

£799

2 June 2009 by Julian Prokaza

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HP Pavilion Elite m9000 series (m9065.uk-a) review

HP is ploughing ahead with another family-friendly PC in the Pavilion Elite m9000 series. It's designed to be a good all-rounder, with 3GB of RAM and a 320GB of memory. It's good for any task and particularly fares well as a Media Center. Fit it into the living room and gather the family Read more

£840

15 November 2007 by Rory Reid

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HP ProBook 5310m review

The 13.3-inch ProBook 5310m has a stately design, with a particularly good keyboard, as well as long battery life and a reasonable price tag. It's on the heavy side for a machine of its type, but the high-end configuration that we reviewed is a capable performer, and it's an impressive package overall Read more

£789

8 January 2010 by Joshua Goldman

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HP Pavilion TX1260ea review

The major difference between the HP Pavilion TX1260ea and its older brother, the TX1020ea, is simply power. The TX1260ea has beefed up its CPU and has added more memory, but don't worry -- it's still the glossy, rotating tablet laptop you know and love. Take a turn for the better Read more

£800

9 November 2007 by Rory Reid

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HP HDX X16 review

It's pricey but the 16-inch HDX X16 is a fantastic entertainment laptop, offering great performance and impressive audio capability. High-definition movies via the Blu-ray drive also look great on the 'Full HD', 1,920x1,080-pixel display. We've got to say, though, that the paint job is awful Read more

£975

29 April 2009 by Patrick Wignall