The HP Pavilion dm1z sits in a precarious position between netbooks and notebooks. This 11.6”, attractively designed laptop runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit on AMD’s new Fusion APU (AMD’s term for ...

HP’s got plenty of products out there using their TouchSmart software, but now it’s finally hit their consumer-focused line of notebooks with the Pavilion dv6. It’s also part of a broader, metal ...

I’ve been reviewing more budget laptops lately, or at least those that are near-budget at $1,000 or less. That’s on purpose, ...

In the past few years small Tablet PC notebooks with decent specs haven’t been cheap because the display’s digitizer significantly increases cost. After nearly 5 years on the market, tablet PCs have ...

HP's Pavilion design won’t turn too many heads, but it’s still a decent-looking laptop at this price. The all-silver look is more interesting than all-black laptops, particularly in budget-friendly ...

The thinner and lighter HP Pavilion dv8000 ($1,579 as tested) is not as powerful as its predecessor, the Pavilion zd8000, but it serves as a nice desktop replacement notebook for moderate workloads.

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HP is shuttering the Pavilion brand in favor of the OmniBook name for its consumer laptops, but it's going to be a slow transition. HP is still updating a few Pavilion lines as it fills out the new ...

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Both the 60Hz and 144Hz displays are 15.6-inch, non-touch panels with full HD (1,920-by-1,080-pixel) resolution backed by an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650. The Pavilion features a six-core, 3.3GHz (4.2GHz ...

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