HP 620 WZ294UT 15.6" Notebook (2.3 GHz Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4500 Processor, 3 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, DVD+/-RW SuperMulti DL LightScribe Drive, Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit) Gray Product Description:
- Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4500 2.3GHz Processor
- 15.6-inch widescreen 1366 x 768 (720p) HD Resolution LED-backlit Display
- 3GB DDR3 Memory / 320GB Hard Drive
- DVD SuperMulti Dual Layer optical drive with LightScribe Technology
- Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit
Product Description
HP Essential 620 WZ294UT 15.6" LED Notebook - Pentium T4500 2.3GHz WZ294UT#ABA 41
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14 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
Great computer
By Richard Benfer
Everything I wanted in a laptop and more. I am not the most computer savvy person but this one is very user friendly.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Great computer, great price!
By reidgg
This is an excellent laptop as well as a very good value. I did much research on the web and on foot.I found nothing else in stores or online that was as much computer with equal price. I would recommendthis laptop to anyone on a tight budget. Service and prompt shipping made the deal even better.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Quick, but terribly designed.
By M. Daylor
I must beg to differ from the positive reviews given so far. Yes, the screen is bright and 16:9 (HDTV aspect ratio); yes, the computer wakes up and works quickly; but basic flaws in the physical layout of the machine make using it often a huge headache.The worst element of the design is the trackpad. Large trackpads are nice--but the reason Apple's giant trackpads work well is that they are smart--they know the difference between an intentional finger swipe and the accidental touch of a palm. Even after six weeks of using this laptop, I still find myself accidentally brushing the trackpad with the meaty part of my thumbs while typing--and moving the cursor halfway across the screen. All of a sudden, I find myself typing 30 lines further down my email, or worse, the cursor lands on a navigation button and directs me away from the website I was typing on, resulting in me losing my work. Another major flaw of the trackpad is that rather than give a true left and right click button, HP chose to put one long plastic strip across both buttons, which is supported from underneath in the center. You cannot press the middle, and the further you get from center, the easier it is to click. This means that the natural spot to left-click is nearly four inches away from the natural spot to right-click. This makes all sorts of tasks like cutting and pasting, renaming folders, et cetera, far more awkward than they need be.The keyboard is also awkward, with a strip of audio control buttons to the left of tab, caps lock and shift. This results in many accidental presses of Caps lock. Also, the speakers are extremely quiet, even at maximum volume. Not great if you want to use it as the multimedia machine it otherwise could be.Bottom line: if you have $400 to spend on a laptop, you can do a lot better than the HP 620.
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