1 reviews

HP G60t Series

$530.00 Released January, 2009

The Pros:Capable of producing above average audio for a laptop due to its Altec Lansing speakers. Keyboard features a full num pad and is still pretty comfortable to type with. Very bright, vibrant display--great for watching movies.

The Cons:Fairly outdated specs--only supports 4GB DDR2 RAM, Intel Centrino, Core 2 Duo processor options. Screen is VERY reflective--can be difficult to see in bright environments. Lacks dedicated volume buttons--something that's usually standard.

The HP G60t series budget laptop is an ideal entertainment and work station laptop powered by Intel Core 2 Duo. As part of the Pavilion series, it comes with an affordable price in comparison to the dv6t series.

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With its spacious, 16'' BrightView, ultrawide screen, it is great for watching movies and still light and small enough to stuff into a backpack. With up to 4 GB RAM free upgrade from HP, the HP G60t series provides fast processor speed for multitaskers who work with several open windows. It also has a 5-in-1 card reader for rapid photo transfers. For those thinking of buying this product, consider uninstalling the many programs that HP installs on its laptops, such as WildTangent Games and MS Office trials, for a faster bootup time and processing time. Getting a separate webcam is also a good idea, as the one which is installed is of inferior quality.

Features:

Warranty: 1-year limited hardware support
Dimensions: 14.88" (L) x 9.9" (W) x 13.8" (min H) -1.72" (max H)
Support system: Windows 7
Audio: Altec Lansing stereo speakers.
Maximum memory expansion: 4 GB
6 Cell Lithium Ion Battery
Free Ugprade to 2GB DDR2 System Memory (2 Dimm) from 1GB DDR2 System Memory (1 Dimm)
Free Upgrade to 250GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive from 160GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive

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Capable of producing above average audio for a laptop due to its Altec Lansing speakers.
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Keyboard features a full num pad and is still pretty comfortable to type with.
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Very bright, vibrant display--great for watching movies.
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Fair price point for the specs.
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Decently thin build for the chipset.
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Isn't particularly prone to overheating like many laptops sporting Core 2 Duos.

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Fairly outdated specs--only supports 4GB DDR2 RAM, Intel Centrino, Core 2 Duo processor options.
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Screen is VERY reflective--can be difficult to see in bright environments.
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Lacks dedicated volume buttons--something that's usually standard.