Author: Michael

HP will be selling HP Pavilion dv6t Quad Edition Laptop for $999 at HPDirect.com on BlackFriday. This is $649 off the regular price of $1649. This Notebook comes with a powerful Intel Core i7 processor, 15.6” diagonal HD display, Nvidia GeForce GT230M graphics with 1GB of memory and Windows 7 Home Premium.

This Pavilion dv6 Quad Edition is designed for both multimedia and productivity. This laptop is good for multitasking as well as watching high-def movies, web surfing, presentation, documentation, editing high-def video and editing photos. It comes with an HDMI port so you can easily enjoy movies and photos on your TV by connecting a single cable between to your notebook. To get this deal visit HPDirect.com.

The basic configuration of the HP Pavilion dv6t Quad Edition starts at $999 and the recommended configuration starts at $1327.99 at HPDirect.com.

HP Pavilion dv6t Quad Edition Specification:

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HPDirect.com will be selling the HP Pavilion dm3z notebook for just $529 on Black Friday. This is up to $329 off the their regular price of $858, depending on the configuration. This notebook comes with Window 7 Home Premium , an AMD Athlon processor, 2GB of RAM, a 160 GB Hard Drive, 13.3” high-definition display and HDMI port.

This affordable and portable notebook is less than 1” thick and weighs only 4.21 lb, making it easy to carry around town. The Pavilion dm3z is metallic, making it look a lot different than other PCs in this category. Please visit HPDirect.com to get this deal.

This model of hp starts at $529 with basic, quick ship model for this laptop comes in $599.99 (quick ship model means its ready to ship and will ship on same day), where as recommended model starts with $719.99. At this point of time HPstore hasn’t declared the detail configuration of Notebook which they are putting on deals. So we have listed the configuration choice available for this notebook.

HP Pavilion dm3z Notebook Specification:

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HP’s Pavilion DM1 is still yet to show up for pre-order on the company’s US site (though the support pages are full of information) but that hasn’t stopped Netbooked from grabbing one of the 11.6-inch ultraportables for review. They reckon the DM1 “fares decently” among its peers, though they’re not impressed by the amount of screen flex on show (you can press the trackpad buttons by pushing down on the edge of the lid when closed).

Similarly, the keyboard is more cramped than on other 11.6-inch machines, with Netbooked blaming the wasted space either side. That leaves you with smaller-than-normal function keys, while the trackpad is also cramped and lacks multitouch support.

On the positive side, it runs at 1,366 x 768 resolution, can handle 1080p Full HD video playback and manages to squeeze in a 6-cell battery with no protrusions. That battery is good for around 4.5hrs normal use, too. What we still don’t know is how much HP USA will be charging for the Pavilion DM1; HP Japan are asking the equivalent of around $686.

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Somewhere in the space between Atom netbooks and full-blown laptops, there’s a space for the HP Pavilion DM1. With an Intel SU2300 dual core CPU under the hood, this ultrathin is powerful enough to compete with chunkier notebooks while thin and light enough to feel like a netbook.

Netbooked has gotten their hands on one, and bottom line is that the DM1 is a decent machine and competitive with other 11.6” models available like the Acer Aspire 1410 and Lenovo U150.

Out-of-the-box, the dual-core SU2300 was able to handle 720p video on YouTube, though 1080p playback was only possible with an upgrade to Flash Player 10.1.

Battery life from the 6-cell lithium ion powerpack was decent at about 4 hours and 20 minutes under normal use and 3 hours and 13 minutes watching a looped 1080p video.

In the review, the DM1 loses points for its keyboard. While offering a solid feel and good tactile response, the overall size is more what you’d expect to find on a 10” netbook. Hey, I generally love the keyboards on HP’s netbooks, but the extra width on its deck feels like a missed opportunity for something a bit larger.

Netbooked also had a couple of issues with the DM1’s touchpad. Apart from stiff, noisy buttons, it also has no support for gestures. That could be a major disappointment for some users, since plenty of smaller, less expensive models can handle multi-touch.

HP just informed us about their HP Home Store Thanksgiving and Black Friday savings event. Starting tomorrow November 22nd through November 28th HP will have lots of deals across their product portfolio.

You will be able to save up to $595 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv4t Series Customizable Notebook PC or save up to $515 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv8t Quad Edition Series Customizable Notebook PC.
We have listed all HP Black Friday and Thanksgiving deals below.

HP Black Friday and Thanksgiving deals:
(Valide 11/22-11/28)

• Save up to $515 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv8t Quad Edition Series Customizable Notebook PC
• Save up to $615 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv7t Quad Edition Series Customizable Notebook PC
• Save up to $515 instantly on the HP Pavilion Elite e9280t Series Customizable Desktop PC
• Save up to $465 instantly on the HP Pavilion e9270t Series Customizable Desktop PC
• Save up to $595 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv4t Series Customizable Notebook PC
• Save up to $425 instantly on the HP Pavilion Slimline s5280t Series Customizable Desktop PC
• Save up to $355 instantly on the HP Pavilion p6280t Series Customizable Desktop PC
• Save up to $495 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv6t Series Customizable Notebook PC
• Save up to $325 instantly on the HP TouchSmart 600xt Series Customizable Desktop PC
• Save $60 instantly on the pre-configured, ready to ship HP Pavilion Slimline s5220f
• Save up to $445 instantly on the HP Pavilion dv7t Series Customizable Notebook PC
• Save 10% when you buy HP ink multipacks vs. single HP inks, plus FREE shipping delivered next business day
• Free Shipping on the NEW HP ENVY 15 Series Customizable Notebook PC
• Save $15-$45 when you buy HP toner dual packs vs. single HP toners, plus FREE shipping delivered next business day
• Save up to $130 instantly on HP pre-configured, ready to ship Laptop PC’s + Get 50% off an extra 12-cell Extended-life battery when purchased with compatible Laptop
• Save $150 instantly on the HP Photosmart B8550 Photo Printer

You can also take advantage of the coupon code SVMY478761 that saves you $20 on online order of $100 or greater (restrictions apply).

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By James

The HP Pavilion dv6-2020sa (VJ342EAABU) is a brand new notebook from the one of the leading manufacturers of laptop computers, Hewlett Packard (HP). It comes in an Espresso Imprint design and the glossy black finish with a discreet circular pattern is the most amazing highlight of the notebook. The energy-efficient, mercury-free backlight LED display gives a clear and detailed while watching any kind of movie. The HD ready display screen (1366 x 768) of the Windows 7 laptop has a size of about 15.6 inches. The highly efficient AMD Turion II M500 processor included in the HP Pavilion dv6-2020sa (VJ342EAABU) provides sufficient power to run any kind of application with the 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium operating system. Pace and smoothness is added to these applications with the 3072 MB DDR3 RAM memory which can be extended up to 8 GB. The total hard disk capacity of 320 GB is enough to save all your favourite music tracks and images.

The communication features of the HP pavilion notebook include an integrated 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN and the 802.11 b/g WLAN 1 ExpressCard/54 Slot (also supports ExpressCard/34). While for mobile entertainment there is theHP Pavilion Webcam with integrated Digital microphone. Additionally, there is a VGA low-light HP mobile remote control provided with HP Pavilion dv6-2020sa (VJ342EAABU). Some other features include an ATI Mobility Radeon HD3200 graphics card, DVD writer and a 5-in-1 Digital Media Reader. The connection ports included inthe notebook are 4 x USB 2.0, IEEE 1394 Firewire (i.Link), ExpressCard/54 and ExpressCard.

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