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HP Pavilion HDX9000 review
If you're going to nickname your product 'Dragon', you better back it up with both sleek styling and performance. With its design and multimedia capabilities, HP's Pavilion HDX9000 burns the competition and earns its alias. It is by far the hottest 20-inch desktop replacement we've seen Read more
1 October 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
29 April 2009 by Patrick Wignall
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HP Envy 17-1050ea review
HP says this laptop is the pinnacle of computing luxury, and we're inclined to agree. It'll cost you dearly, but the Envy 17 offers great design and performance. Read more
16 August 2010 by Luke Westaway
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HP Pavilion dv6599ea review
The HP Pavilion dv6599ea can certainly strut its stuff along with other desktop replacements as it's backed up by a strong processor and seriously impressive battery life. The Pavilion dv6599ea has style in spades. And when it comes to having style and performance, some laptops have it and some don't Read more
18 September 2007 by Patrick Wignall
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HP Pavilion dv9590ea review
The HP Pavilion dv9590ea is an excellent, all-rounder of a desktop replacement. It's prepared for the future by its ability to play high definition, with built-in HD DVD and HDMI. It performs well, has impressive 3D levels for gamers and has plenty of storage space Read more
8 November 2007 by Will Head
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HP EliteBook 8730w review
A gorgeous 17-inch DreamColour display is the standout feature of the workstation-class EliteBook 8730w, but it's not the only aspect of this laptop that helps justify the premium price tag. The 8730w also boasts superb performance, excellent build quality and a good keyboard Read more
30 April 2009 by Charles McLellan
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HP HDX X18 review
It's expensive, the trackpad isn't great and its design is overly showy, but, apart from that, the 18-inch HDX X18 offers pretty much everything you could want in an entertainment laptop. Boasting a Blu-ray drive and 1080p display, it's a hugely powerful machine that offers a tonne of features Read more
24 April 2009 by Patrick Wignall
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HP 530 review
At a bargain price, you get more than you're paying for with the HP 530. The budget machine performs well and looks twice as expensive than it actually is. Added to this, it has a 15.4-inch widescreen display and built-in Wi-Fi and is perfect for anyone with more modest computing aspirations Read more
1 November 2007 by Will Head
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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
18 August 2010 by Luke Westaway
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HP Compaq 8710p review
If you're after a large desktop replacement laptop, the HP Compaq 8710p could be just the ticket. With its excellent 17-inch display and a spacious keyboard, plus powerful discrete graphics mode and plenty of connectivity options, this laptop ticks all the boxes Read more
14 November 2007 by Sandra Vogel
