HP Pavilion HDX9010TX

Pros: High fit and finish, beautiful screen, great sound.

Cons: Heavy, big. Will strike envy in the hearts of all who see it.

Review: I bought this laptop at Best Buy, also bought 2 2GB chips so that I could run 4GB of memory for Windows 64-bit. Very impressed with the quality of the product, including its packaging and its documentation. This is a very high-end consumer product, and ...

Pros: Beautiful, big and powerful

Cons: Heavy and big so you don't want to carry this around every day.

Review: Great desktop replacement that is also portable. First off, this is not a "laptop" that you want to travel often with. It's heavy (15.5lbs) and big (20" screen). But its great to replace your current clunky tower computer with all its cords and wires ...

Pros: Stylish, Great features

Cons: Heavy, No case available

The Bottom Line: Notebook works well as a home multimedia center, with the option of occasional portability. Recommended.

Review: I purchased the HP Pavilion HDX Entertainment Series computer primarily as a desktop replacement (previously owned an earlier model Dell). My goals for the new purchase were to allow occasional portability (5-10 times per year) of a system ...

Pros: Very reliable, good quality, nice look and feel, many ports, 4 USB ports

Cons: Little heavy, cannot fit in a regular laptop bag, not scratch protectant, less warranty

The Bottom Line: You can surely trust this brand and buy this laptop.

Review: I purchased this laptop last month for my personal entertainment use. The laptop is really slim, nice, simple, cute and beautiful cosmetic look. Very easy to use and have almost all functionalities and ports. Since it has 2 GB RAM, it is really super ...

Pros: Lightweight, Warm, Vibrating, Feels good in your lap

Cons:

The fan doesnt stay on long enough no secure software so I can hide directories

Review: What a wonderful computer. I used it even when I was backpacking. It was rugged, firm, and I love the feel. When it's in my lap I get that schoolgirl giggle it feels so right. The warmth of the powersupply and the vibration of the fan is enough to ...