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HP HDX18t 2.53GHz 4GB 500GB 18" Laptop

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HP HDX18t 2.53GHz 4GB 500GB 18" Laptop $980 at HP
 
Discuss (17) : History : Tell : Posted 7:40 AM PDT 06/9/09 by Ben
HP HDX18t 2.53GHz 4GB 500GB 18HP Home has the HP HDX18t Series Laptop for $1400. Configure the base model with Vista Home Premium 64-bit with Service Pack 1, 4GB DDR2, and 500GB 7200RPM to reach $1400 - $30% off with coupon code NB3442 [1800 uses] = $980 with free shipping.

  • Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53GHz, 500GB 7200RPM, Vista Home Premium 64-bit w/ SP1, 8-Cell
  • 4GB DDR2, 18.4" 1920x1080p LCD, Blu-Ray ROM & DVD+/-RW DL
  • 512MB GeForce 9600M GT, Intel Wireless-N, Webcam + Fingerprint Reader
  • Upgrades? Wireless-N w/ Bluetooth +$25, HDTV Hybrid Tuner +$75, Extra 8-cell +$70
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    #1   rotorrocket - Posted 7:49 am PDT 06/9/09 (411 Posts)
    huge screen. I'm finding the 17 is too big
    #2   gassyjoe - Posted 7:51 am PDT 06/9/09 (1217 Posts)
    That's a lot of nice hardware for $1000. Nice to see an HP laptop with a decent screen too. Definitely a Desktop replacement but you could still lug it around if you had to. HP coupon codes don't last long so buy one soon if you're planning on it.
    #3   allibaby - Posted 8:12 am PDT 06/9/09 (147 Posts)
    Is HP good quality in a laptop? Another brand better?
    #4   cadaver - Posted 8:19 am PDT 06/9/09 (2406 Posts)
    Nice package for the price. I would jump if I needed a new laptop.
    #5   tiburoncito2000 - Posted 8:38 am PDT 06/9/09 (1307 Posts)
    great deal, if I had the money and needed one right away I would jump on this deal. HP is a pretty decent brand, I own an HP touch screen laptop and I love it. Never had any issues, so you should be OK getting one.

    The last company I worked for had about 5K HP units and they were very reliable. I was part of IT and never had major issue even when thing went wrong the company backed up their hardware very well.
    #6   handogen - Posted 8:38 am PDT 06/9/09 (75 Posts)
    too much dollars imho
    #7   matthew - Posted 8:58 am PDT 06/9/09 (660 Posts)
    I realize that comparing this monster to a netbook (which I have and love) is absurd...but other than the obvious differences, a serious question for me is what battery life with 18" is like. After getting 4-5 hours on my current and former laptops, estimates for 2.5 hours seem worthless.
    #8   gassyjoe - Posted 9:12 am PDT 06/9/09 (1217 Posts)
    With the hardware in this thing you'll be lucky to get 2 hours up time on battery power. Most likely you're looking at around 1.5 hours or less depending on use. But then again you don't take an 18" everywhere you go. This thing is meant for a desktop replacement, something you can carry from one spot to another and then plug it in when you get there.
    #9   cadaver - Posted 9:26 am PDT 06/9/09 (2406 Posts)
    #7, get a clue. Yes, they are gas (power) guzzlers, but that is to be expected on a 17" and up laptop. Curious what you are using your laptops for where you are getting 5 hours of battery life. web browsing? Word processing? If so, this is way too much laptop for you. #6, you are badly misinformed about pricing. Go build a Dell with these specs and you will see.
    #10   allibaby - Posted 9:36 am PDT 06/9/09 (147 Posts)
    I read some of the reviews on this laptop and a few recommended skipping the 64 bit. Too many problems with it and use of some programs. Any recommendations regarding this on here?

    Laptop does rate 4.6 out of 5 stars on HP's site.
    #11   Tsetse - Posted 10:49 am PDT 06/9/09 (215 Posts)
    This is a great desktop replacement and order it if you need it now. Otherwise, wait for Windows 7 release which will perform much better based on the current hardware configuration. Hopefully, we may see touch screen feature applied to this too.
    #12   allibaby - Posted 11:13 am PDT 06/9/09 (147 Posts)
    When does Windows 7 come out?
    #13   marcel1897 - Posted 11:54 am PDT 06/9/09 (284 Posts)
    pretty good, but i wish it had something a little better than a 9600m gt
    #14   scrantasmic - Posted 12:41 pm PDT 06/9/09 (32 Posts)
    I just set up a similarly configured Dell Studio 17 with similar but slightly inferior specs for $1794 Shipped and the HP for around $1100 shipped including Tax on both scenarios. P8700(Dual Core, 2.53GHz), 4 Gig DDR2, finger print, blue tooth, 500 gig HD, wireless N, backlit keyboard, large battery, webcam, media reader, etc, etc...My trigger finger is mighty itchy on this one.
    #15   carmann - Posted 3:30 pm PDT 06/9/09 (19 Posts)
    I've got 17 inches on my laptop!
    #16   hirolla - Posted 11:44 pm PDT 06/9/09 (55 Posts)
    huge screen
    #17   whatatay - Posted 3:33 am PDT 06/10/09 (1072 Posts)
    Is this called a NetBrick?
     
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