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Tuesday, December 15, 2009

REVIEW HP PAVILION DM1 NETBOOK


The HP Pavilion DM1 occupies the amplitude amid an Atom netbook and a full-fledged notebook. It can calmly attempt with added 11.6 inch models like Acer Aspire 1410 and Lenovo U150.

Build quality

Build affection is analytic good. The awning lid, however, shows some flex. The Pavilion DM1 is as attenuate and ablaze as any added netbook. The basal of the netbook provides accessible admission panels for centralized apparatus so advance this netbook is easy.

Specifications

Processor: 1.2GHz Intel Celeron SU2300 processor

Graphics: chip GMA 4500MHD

Memory: 2GB of RAM

Storage: 250GB adamantine drive

Battery: 6-cell

Other configurations with bifold amount Pentium SU4100 processor are additionally available.

Ports

Port alternative is average. There are 3 USB ports, an HDMI port, Ethernet and WiFi 802.11b/g. There is alone a distinct jack for mic and headphone.

Keyboard and Touchpad

The keyboard does action a solid feel and acceptable concrete feedback. It shows no signs of angle at all. But it is abate for a 10 inchnetbook . The touchpad disappoints. It doesn’t abutment multi-touch gestures which is affectionate of hasty because affluence of baby and bargain netbooks now appear with multi-touch touchpads. The buttons are annealed and noisy.

Screen and Speakers

The 11.6 inch affectation comes with 1366 x 768 pixels. The affectation itself is acceptable with acceptable blush and contrast. The Altec Lansing speakers aftermath abundant audio. The microphones are additionally great.

Battery life

The 6-cell lithium ion array provides about 4.5 hours of runtime beneath accustomed use.

Performance

Performance is absolutely satisfactory. The netbook has abundant ability to handle circadian jobs like web browsing and chat processing. The chip Intel cartoon can’t handle cartoon affluent video amateur but it is acceptable abundant to break HD video (720p and 1080p).

Pros

High resolution display

Solid keyboard

Good speakers and microphone

Silent cooling system

Cons

Touchpad lacks multi-touch supports

Stiff and blatant touchpad buttons

Small keyboard

No Bluetooth or WiFI N