HP Pavilion dv6-3025dx Entertainment Notebook PC equipped with a 2.8GHz AMD Phenom II Dual-Core Mobile Processor N620 in a sleek aluminum chassis etched with a beautiful stream design in argento. The display features BrightView LED technology with the built-in HP TrueVision Webcam, the video is handled by ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250 graphics with 128MB display cache memory. Running on Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium operating system, Pavilion dv6-3025dx is optimized with 4GB DDR3 system memory, along with 500GB of hard drive, gives you the power to handle most power-hungry applications and tons of multimedia work. There’s also HP SimplePass with built-in fingerprint reader for security.
HP dv6-3025dx entertainment notebook also comes equiped with SuperMulti DVD burner with LightScribe technology, Dolby Advanced Audio with built-in Altec Lansing speakers and HDMI output for flexible connectivity options. Other specs include 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, 5-in-1 digital media card reader and 3 high-speed USB 2.0 ports and eSATA/USB combo port. This 5.5.lbs laptop packed with 6-cell lithium-ion battery which provides up to 4 hours of life. Price, HP Pavilion dv6-3025dx 15.6″ laptop (WQ680UA#ABA) is currently selling for $700
Jun 2010
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An Awesome laptop with possibly the WORST touchpad on the planet…I mean i haven’t been able to type one whole sentence for 6 months now without having it get erased or minimized…It seems that the body of the computer senses palm heat and makes the pointer jump all over…Don’t listen to the people that tell you that you can fix it through settings…because you can’t…It’s actually a two handed touchpad and I have forgotten the good old days of using one hand to navigate…I actually use two hands…one to navigate and one to push the left button…While writing this review I actually had to rewrite it twice and maximize google chrome 4 times…I swear it’s as if the people that designed it weren’t even thinking about testing while they were in development. ..Because if they did they wouldn’t have put it on the market like this…Laptop speed and extras…A++++…
Laptop touchpad….A horrible F—-