Shopping CartHP Pavilion 2000-219DX Laptop – AMD E-Series E-350 1.6GHz dual-core Processor, 15.6″ Display, 3GB DDR3 Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, Multiformat DVD±RW/CD-RW drive, Windows 7 Home Premium – Charcoal Gray
date : September 19th, 2011Hp
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Tags : 1.6GHz, 15.6, 2000219DX, 320GB, Charcoal, DDR3, Display, Drive, DualCore, DVD±RW/CDRW, E350, ESeries, Gray, Hard, Home, Laptop, Memory, Multiformat, Pavilion, Premium, Processor, Windows
- AMD E-Series E-350 1.6GHz dual-core Processor
- 320GB SATA hard drive,DVD±RW/CD-RW Multiformat drive,3GB DDR3 RAM
- 15.6 inch LED hd display,1366-by-768 resolution
- AMD Radeon HD 6310 Discrete-Class Graphics
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
VISION E2 Technology by AMD – Makes your digital photos and Web sites look amazing and gives a boost to digital music playback. Multiformat media reader – Supports Secure Digital and MultiMediaCard formats. 3 USB 2.0 ports
For fast digital data transfer. Built-in 10/100Base-T Ethernet LAN – With RJ-45 connector for flexible wired Web connectivity options. Long battery life
Of up to 5 hours to give you more time away from an outlet. HP Imprint finish in charcoal gray For a stylish appearance. Sof
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Great laptop; flawless use with Debian; uses the latest in laptop hardware from AMD and RealTech,
This laptop is a good alternative to a netbook, if you were thinking about getting a netbook, get this one instead. It has a big screen to work with, and has a well-sized keyboard. The keyboard buttons are not crammed together since they forego the numeric keypad. I personally don’t use Windows, and i took a chance and was able to easily install Debian Squeeze (6.0). The laptop comes with the latest chipset from Realtech (the RT8188) and if you use any type of Linux, you can compile the drivers easily from the source (provided by RealTech). If you use the preinstalled Windows 7, then don’t worry about this, it’ll work out of the box. The only complaint I have is that the trackpad buttons (left click, right click) have a cheap feel. This isn’t a dealbreaker by any means.
Great keyboard, good-sized screen, works great with Windows or Linux.
The battery lasts around i’d say 2.5, maybe up to 3 hours. I think it was advertised as more, but I think manufacturers on the whole tend to exaggerate (perhaps they calculate based around just watching the BIOS config screen till it dies instead of real-world use).
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Best laptop keyboard I’ve ever used. Chiclet keys of the current and 1st-gen MacBooks don’t compare. The 13″ Macbook Pro with the 320M, similarly arranged in discrete islands of individual soft-lettery, does not promote long-term typing with the unforgiving aluminum surface. This 2000 219dx by HP, at the 15″ size-form, delights in its tactile rest.
I’ve also tried the chiclet-style keyboard of the HP dv7-4273us; comparably, the 2000-219dx keyboard is superior. You may find the “give” – that is, the flex – in the latter a little disconcerting, but it certainly confers a fast-typist certitude of responsiveness. It takes a single design team at a huge corporation to rail against the chic-boutique – and this laptop does it.
Congratulations to the hardware designer(s) at HP who stuck to your guns and manufactured this beauty. I would buy five of these for the rest of my life. One would be sent to the computer museum as a reference model of superior scissor-switching.
I’ve never used the Thinkpad. But if you are a zealot for mobile keyboards, thinking you’d always have to use an external at home, dimly forlorn at the current, fallow fashion of finger finagling, you’d be hard-pressed not to try this trip fantastic.
Walk in to your local Best Buy and try it.
As for everything else, this laptop has been known to work with Ubuntu, and a previous reviewer said it works with Debian. So I’m pretty good to go with LFS.
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