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Product Reviews : Notebooks : HP Pavilion dv4000 series (Pentium M Processor 740 1.73GHz, 1GB RAM)
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HP Pavilion dv4000 series (Pentium M Processor 740 1.73GHz, 1GB RAM)

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List price as of time of review:
S$2799 (US$2,060.77)
CNET Asia review Reviewed By Brian Nadel and Stephen Tong
(10/08/2005)
Editors' rating:
Very good
7.2
out of 10

Battery life 7
Design 7
Features 9
Performance 6
7.2 out of 10
7.2
Average user rating:
7.3 out of 10

The good: Attractive design; big, comfortable keyboard; decent display; good multimedia features, including a double-layer DVD burner and a remote control; plays discs and music without booting the OS.
The bad: Poor performance; no TV tuner; average battery life; lacks dedicated video memory for high-end gaming.
The bottom line: Don't want an enormous desktop replacement but long for solid entertainment and computing features and performance? The affordable and well-designed HP Pavilion dv4000 delivers.
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User Opinions

Average user rating:
Very good

7.3
out of 10
Average user rating: from 3 users



8 out of 10
Excellent
Take a beating and keeps on running...
by brilliantjeni - Oct 23, 2007

Pros: Endurance- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week marathon winner
Cons: Layout of the keypad- wide wrist area
7 out of 10
Very good
not a bad laptop to have
by carrds06 - Jul 05, 2006

Pros: big screen, dual lyr dvd burner and reader, fairly quick
Cons: no remote control when i bought mine. no tv tuner.

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HP Pavilion dv4000 series (Pentium M Processor 740 1.73GHz, 1GB RAM)

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