One of my friends recently purchased an HP Pavilion DV2000 notebook pc. He wanted to know that if you charged your notebook for a long period of time, will this damage the notebook? He said that one of his other friends told him that if you left your laptop on charge for days and days, it can melt the charger’s wires and cause internal damages to the laptop. Is this true? Because my friend leaves his notebook charged almost 24/7, just so that anytime he wants to take it somewhere else, he can rely on a fully charged battery. Does extensive charging cause damages like this? Thanks!
Recharging Notebook Causes Damage?
November 8th, 2009
Tags: Causes, Damage, Notebook, Recharging
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Hp Notebook Pc, Is It Worth The Money?
October 17th, 2009HP 14.1″ Pavilion dv4-1140go Laptop PC w/ Intel Core 2 Duo T5800 Processor
* 14.1″ LCD screen
* 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
* 4 GB RAM, 320 GB hard drive
* DVD burner, Vista Home Premium 64-bit
Seems great to me. It has a 6-Cell battery which is like, 4 hours?
It costs around $950 but I found a sale where it goes fro $599.
Is it worth the money? I need something cheap but fast mostly from browsing and storing music/photos.
Opinions and suggestions will be appreciated!!
Tags: Money, Notebook, Worth
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Can I Return My Hp Notebook After 6 Months?
September 25th, 2009I bought my HP Pavilion dv6500t customizable notebook in December of 2007. Since then, 2 of the rubber knubs on my notebook have fallen off, I have been BSODed AT LEAST 3 times, with NO actual help from HP support (they wanted me to reformat my hard drive, every time). Many times the laptop will just not start, it will just sit there with a blank, lit screen, and the power light is lit up. The 6 cell battery won’t hold charge for very long, and it wont even tell me how much time I have left to use it. And I actually paid more than if I went Mac, and I could’ve gotten better. I mean, I’m 14 (13 when I bought it), I saved for years to get this thing. I paid them $1,541.99+shipping+tax for a laptop, money that should’ve gone in the bank. What did I get? A piece of garbage computer backed by crappy support. I’d like to return it. I’m fed up. But HP’s return policy is 21 days. It’s been 6 months. Do you think if I contact customer service I could return it, somehow?
Tags: After, Months, Notebook, Return
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i just bought this laptop :] for college
id like to know i what anti virus program i should look for ??
also do i need to purchase MS office ? because it asks me for sum sort of code everytime i try to use it ..
is this a good notebook ?
what are some actions i should take to keep it in good condition for ex. i was told to only charge it when the battery is low i was told over charging could slowly kill battery life ..
are they pretty sturdy ??
the battery life kinda sucks .. is there a way i can fix ithat ??
what are some thiings i should know about this laptop?
what are some accessories i should look into ?
thanks anything will help this is my first notebook and im stoked !!
Tags: About, Anyone, Anything, Does, Dv41287cl, Entertainment, Know, Notebook, Pavilion
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Mac Book Vs Hp Pavilion Dv4t Entertainment Notebook Pc ?
July 19th, 2009Here goes the specifics for the HP Pavilion dv4t Entertainment Notebook PC
Processor & Memory:
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T5800 (2.0GHz)
2MB L2 cache
800MHz front side bus
4GB DDR2 SDRAM (both slots occupied, shared)
Drives:
320GB (5,400RPM) SATA Hard Drive
8x DVD±RW drive with Double Layer Support
Graphics & Video:
14.1″ WXGA BrightView widescreen display; 1280 x 800 native resolution
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500 graphics (shared)
Communications:
802.11b/g WLAN
Integrated 10/100 Ethernet LAN
Audio:
Built-in Altec Lansing speakers
Keyboard:
HP color matching keyboard
Touch Pad with on/off and dedicated vertical scroll up/down pad
Personalization:
HP IMPRINT onyx finish offers a smooth, high-gloss coating with a unique, inlaid design which provides greater durability than a traditional paint process
QuickPlay brings your notebook PC to life with the push of a button, without standard boot up, to listen to music or watch DVDs
Integrated microphone and webcam
HP mobile remote control
Expandability:
ExpressCard/54 Slot
Ports:
Three USB 2.0 ports (one shared with eSATA port)
HDMI 1.3
RJ-45 (LAN)
Microphone in
Notebook Expansion Port 3
Consumer IR
Operating System:
Microsoft® Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1 (64-bit)
Additional Software:
Microsoft Works 9.0
Additional Software:
Symantec™ Norton Internet Security™ 2008 (60 days complimentary live updates)
Power Supply:
6-cell Lithium Ion Battery
Additional Information:
Approximate Weight: 5.2 lbs.
Dimensions: 13.15” W x 9.45″ D x 1.34″~1.57″ H
I need something managable for class. I am a business management major and I would like to know which laptop would be good for me?
Tags: Book, Dv4t, Entertainment, Notebook, Pavilion
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