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• HP Pavilion changeable: need help determine which laptop to buy

  I was hoping that somoene could help me determine which laptop is the best for me

  I have a powerful desktop computer, so I have no need for anything either super madly fancey-shmancy
  I really just want something that I can take with me on a business trip and inspired as I ask myself in bed

  I was watching the 13s (?) HP Pavilion x 360 convertible laptop
  Basically, I need a touchscreen laptop that can include:

  • Support a PRESSURE of the STYLUS pen
  • A kind of mode you can activate for that screen ONLY takes the stylus input.

    (Think if you draw on a sheet of paper, your hand is placed on the paper, but you're only drawing in pencil)

  And until someone offers Wacom - Yes, I have a Wacom tablet, I love it - but it is so awkward while your eyes focus on the monitor of drawing with your hand. The only other option would be to spend about $1300 for the Wacom tablet, I'd be interested - and WHY do that if I can buy a laptop touchscreen that serves more than one purpose?

  Hello

  Your MAIN one being styluscondition, I check an other way around and there is a list of (computer) HP produucts who can use HP pen/stylus

  http://h20386.www2.HP.com/AustraliaStore/merch/product.aspx?ID=J4R51AA&opt=&SEL=ACC

  Kind regards.

• which laptop brand is the best?

  I want to buy a laptop, but I don't know which laptop is the best choose, can anyone help?

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  There is not one answer to this question, it is a different case-by-case basis and depends on what you like. You might get an idea to take a look at:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/shop/education/laptop

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/shop/education/desktop

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/shop/PC-budget

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/shop/PC-location

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/shop/PC-usage

• Which laptops can I plug it into my docking station Dock Mini Series 3

  Hello

  Today, I have a laptop Lenovo T420 and 2 host ThinkPad Mini Dock Series 3:

  Photo 1

  Photo 2

  I would like to buy a new laptop.

  How I know which one I'll be able to plug into dockings?

  Thank you for your help.

  Have a nice Sunday.

  Fab

  T430, T430, T530, W530, and X 230 were the last generation of ThinkPad to use the mini dock series 3.

• Which laptop for complex excel calculations?

  Hello world

  I would like to buy a new laptop. The laptop must be very powerful I've mainly use for very large, complex financial excel templates (a lot of data and number of array formulas and scenario analyses, for example monte carlo, etc.).

  I think that the Dell Precision model is very a compelling product in terms of price/performance. However, I need some advice on which card to choose.
  As I travel regularly, the laptop must not be too heavy (accuracy vs. the 5000 series 7000).

  Precision 5000: http://www.dell.com/uk/business/p/pr...emea&ref=PD_OC
  Precision 7000: http://www.dell.com/uk/business/p/pr...&ref=PD_Family

  -I certainly want more powerful processor (However, I do not think that the extra computing power Xeon processor E3 - 1535M offers compared to the Xeon processor E3 - 1505 M will be noticeable in excel).
  -Who and how much RAM? (it is sensible to choose vs 32 GB 16 GB?, I won't go to ECC or non ECC?, 2 x / 4 x 8 GB or 16 GB?)
  -What hard drive do you recommend? (of course, SSD, but there are so many options to choose from, especially with the 7000 series)

  Thank you very much for your help in advance!

  Hey top_performance,

  For the side CPU, buy everything you feel, that you can afford.  I think the i7-6820HQ is very well there *-nearly identical in performance indicators that I can find.  Xeons are generally better for loads of data in servers or complex mathematical and scientific supercomputers; for Excel, I think you'll be fine with the i7.

  Sage of the RAM: 8 GB really, is going to be good I guess.  Excel can be a bear, but in my experience, it is more likely to choke due to its coding entered kernel strikes a memory cap.  That being said - you can like shoot well for everything you can justify matched.  I've got 16 GB in my office & 12 GB in my laptop - I don't need really, but it makes feel me better.

  What about if you want to go with a single vs 8 / 16GB modules 2 x 8 / 16GB, so you really need to ask two things:
  (1) you go with the model 15 or 17?  The 17 has 4 locations of memory (2 under keyboard, 2 under lower lid) based on the user manual.
  (2) do you think you'll be upgrading later down the line?  It seems that it is a fairly easy thing to do.

  Speaking of types of RAM, I do not think that ECC is an option for you.  ECC (error correction code) is slower than non ECC simply because he has a data integrity check happens before releasing data to the rest of the system.  This is usually necessary in critical systems and servers to government/big corporation.  As it is, both of these pages product, only no ECC (n - ECC) RAM is listed.

  For the storage of your data, I agree that an SSD is the way to go.  I don't know what else, besides that Excel you on this but I'd do it not encourage anyone buying a professional system to get anything less than 500 GB (unless you unload your data off-production of external/network drives).

  Marked records 'M.2 PCIe' run on the PCI-express bus of the system - which is immensely faster than the SATA connections.  Readers who have "1 M hours MTBF" added at the end means "1 million hours average Mean Time Between Failures.  If these discs seem to indicate a better average life expectancy.

  I did some quick research on the difference between DP900 of A-Data, DP910, and OPAL records but could not find something important on what the differences are.  Slight changes of memory controller, it seems, but nothing that would indicate a significant advantage of quality rather than another.  A - Data has, as far as I know, a solid reputation.

  You said you go (obviously) with an SSD at a disk - I'd tend to agree with this choice, because I live a life nearly exclusive SSD myself.  However, in order to provide you with an informed decision, I want to emphasize that the hard drives & SSDS do not differently, but recent studies showed that SSD drives are not actually 'more reliable' than a hard drive.  When a disk hard breaks down the charges magnetic on the plateau is generally stay in place & keep your data under a certain form of recoverable state.  With SSDS, being that the data store is simply the electrons which alternates, if a failure occurs the chances of recovering you data is *-close to zero.  If the electrical load is disturbed & disappears completely, you will be GROUND.  If one NAND chip is physically damaged, you might be able to recover all data not stored on this chip damaged but you look very long professional service which is very expensive.

  ALL that being said, SSDS are more resistant to heat, cold, physical impact resistant, liquid spills and are not affected by the physical movement of the same way East of the spinning of a hard drive trays.  No matter what you decide to go with backups of good brand.  As someone who has worked with HER for 10 years now, don't want to pay the Bill of a professional data recovery.

  I hope it wasn't the overload of information for you.  I want to just that you go into this kind of purchase with both eyes open & fully abreast of all your options - these types of workstations mobile are not cheap & informed investment is a good investment.

  If something needs to be clarified, please let me know.  I hope this helps!

• Which laptop is better INTEL CORE I5 - 4210H or INTEL CORE I7-4710HQ?

  So I am planing on buying a laptop but a problem. Here are the specs:

  LAPTOP 1-

  INTEL CORE I5 - 4210:
  8 GB RAM
  HARD DRIVE 1000GO
  NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 860M
  15.6 screen size of
  Memory type DDR 3 L
  Type of IPS display
  1920 X 1080
  2 GB OF VRAM
  4-2. KG
  COST: 1 650

  LAPTOP 2-

  INTEL CORE I7-4710HQ
  8 GB RAM
  512 GB SSD
  15.6 screen size of
  TYPE OF RAM DDR 3
  Type of LED display
  NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 860M
  4-2. KG
  Cost: 2, 350

  Laptop which is better? The cost difference is very big, so I need a legitimate response. I'll be using this laptop for navigation and a little heavy play. Video editing, maybe in the future.

  For me, the key is the processor and in the above case I would seek to i7, but it has a very small hard drive. It's all a personal choice depending on what you use the laptop for.

  http://www.cpubenchmark.NET/CPU.php?CPU=Intel+Core+I7-4710HQ+%40+2.50GHz

  http://www.cpubenchmark.NET/CPU.php?CPU=Intel+Core+i5-4210H+%40+2.90GHz

• What recovery disk belongs to which laptop?

  Hello

  We have several laptops from Toshiba (Satellite A100, A200, U300, L300, Tecra M9) and several recovery disks. All recovery disks look alike (the only difference is a code starting with GMR400. How will I know the drive I have to use with a given mobile? Is it possible to tell one of the others? Or I can use any disc with any laptop?

  Thanks for your help

  Hello AMB

  Unfortunately I can't help you much about it because those numbers don't mean a lot to me. Also, I believe that no one here can help you with this stuff. What you can do is to contact nearest Toshiba authorized maintainer and ask for help. They have access to the database of Toshiba and I think they can help you.

  The fact is that you cannot use any disc with any model of Toshiba laptop. Saved on the recovery disk recovery image is created for certain model only and recovery image contains specific drivers for the specific model laptop (depends on the hardware platform).

  Bye and good luck!

• Which laptop I do own fear?

  My HP laptop battery won't hold a charge.  I may be an hour out of it after it loads for the night.  In addition, it drains dead in a week of non-use.

  So, I need a new battery.  If the top of the page right on my laptop screen says I have a DV6000.  OK, easy enough.  I turn him over, and he says I have a Pavilion dv6700.

  Odd.  Go online to HP Web site and put in the dv6700 and I'm showed 6 different models, each with a different letter at the end of 6700.  So, I try the number on the bottom.  IT tells me that I have a db6830.

  In addition, the dough IN it of a REPLACEMENT-DB46 but inside the battery REPLACEMENT-Q33C is said...

  My notebook has scrounged together various parts?  I bought OfficeMax.

  How can I find this laptop I have, and I need to what battery?  I VERY rarely use this laptop, but to get some decent use out of it when I need it.

  Low P/N: kn946UA

  Help!

  P.S. This thread was moved from the Mobile > laptop - HP ProBook, EliteBook, Compaq, slate/Tablet PC, Armada, LTE > for laptops - pavilions, Presario. Forum Moderator - HP

  Hello:

  All PC dv6000 are the same way.  The tag on the bezel of the screen says dv6000, then there is a model number printed on the label with the P/N and S/N, and you will find the real model number by entering the part number in the support page for HP consumer notebooks.

  You were able to successfully identify your laptop as a dv6830us.  Mine is a dv6810us and had the same markings as yours, except a different P/N.

  The bad news is that HP sells more spare our laptop batteries.

  You'll have to search by the part number of the battery.

  Here is the link to the website of HP parts for your specific model surfer.  It lists all parts with part numbers.

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=KN946UA

  I would just google one of the two numbers part 6-cell battery and see what you can find.

  My battery is endangered too, but I think I'll just buy a better Notepad stop professional lease on eBay.

  I have not had good luck with generic replacement for laptops batteries.

• Should which laptop I buy in the range of $800 for all purposes, including for the study?

  I am looking for a laptop that should satisfy all my daily routines of all types, including related to my studies. Looks like does not matter for me. The thing that matters most to me is high performance and other features, such as quality display etc.

  mfsgtm2 wrote:

  Thank you! Martin_Flores, your recommendation is really nice. Better than mine. I'll go with your suggestion of HP ENVY - 17 t Touchsmart as mine own the HP Envy 15 - Touchsmart J052NR TS or hp Pavillion N220se.

  While I was too look at asmart HP ENVY - 17 t Touch, I went through another of its type, i.e. HP ENVY 17 t-j100 Leap Motion QE CTO Notebook PC (ENERGY STAR) and he is also a winner of the reddot Awards 2014. They are almost the same features, but it is having some good specs more and I liked a lot. A small increase in price too, but this slight increase doesn't matter much.

• Which laptop to buy?

  I am looking to buy a laptop, and I'm not an expert on the subject so I thought that maybe I could find some help here. I need the laptop for functions and complete these requirements:

  Rugged - must not be crushed by the books in my backpack

  Size, not too small, not too big

  Screen - I absolutely NEED power use a pen and take notes in my classes, but also the trials long type

  Thanks in advance, and any help is appreciated!

  Hi swagalicious.

  I know that some of the Latitude series use a stylus. The latitude is in the division of the company. I'll have someone get you in touch with advice.

• Pavilion HP or want? : enter the College which laptop would be best

  This fall I'm going to College as a freshman. My Hp is about 6 years old and I need an upgrade.
  I want to wthing that is fast, reliable and can run for everything and anything, because after all, I'm a student.
  I also like the programs of the window if I want to stay with that. I read a little about the flag and think it's a great computer, but I have also heard that envy can be even better. There are so many different computers that I don't know what would be best.

  Here's what I look for in a computer:
  Will be my laptop College
  fast and reliable
  Windows 8.1
  Intel core i7 (preferred) or i5, as I head the core processors may be the best, but if something is better... better is always better.
  touch screen

  Aside from these, all features that can be handy for a student or could make the College Dorm and life program of studies/work load a little easier would be great to have a laptop.

  Thank you very much for the time and thought that you put in my reply, it means a lot to me and it will be really appreciated.

  Hello! Okay I found a laptop for you here, it's

  http://store.HP.com/us/en/PDP/laptops/HP-envy-x360---15T-touch-k9c95av-1#! & TabName = features

  Like good speed, RAM, HARD drive and touchscreen, and you can add more features by simply customizing

  Good luck!

  Best regards: 1029rjmenvy17t

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• ESX 3.5 on Worskation 6.5 build (which laptop to buy)

  Hi guys

  I would like to buy a laptop to run ESX 3.5 on workstation 6.5. Could you please suggest a laptop. I know I can check in site Intels processors but I want to make sure on the laptop brand and model was buy it. If someone uses it on laptop computers that they got? specific model?

  I have a HP Pavilion DV2500 and I have esx 3.0.2 working on workstation6. but need me like 3 hours to start in the console.

  My only reason and intend to buy a laptop is to run virtual machines on it. Especially ESX 3.5 and infact the VMware all costume I've read that same HA. DRS etc can be tested in a virtual environment, I know that its does not support and is not running at its full Betacam but hey guys I'm only wannting to learn the things myself.

  So please help this starting at VMware.

  Concerning

  Rucky

  Yes, I have the active support of VT.  Everything works well, except as Stefan mentions - 4 GB memory goes fast.  I also customers of 64-bit Windows works without problems.

  Good luck!

• Which laptop model can be installed in Windows Server 2003 and PIA?

  People,
  
  Hello. The PIA (Weblogic and Tuxedo and SQL Server) and the PeopleTools are compatible with Windows Server 2003 or 2008. But it is not compatible with Windows 7. Because my HP laptop is installed with Windows 7 and can not be installed on Windows Server 2003 or 2008, I need to buy another laptop to install Windows Server 2003 or 2008 PIA and PeopleTools.
  
  I need to know what model of laptop computer can be installed on Windows Server 2003/2008 and double boots several operating systems. Everyone installs Windows Server 2003/2008 and PIA in any laptop? Please tell me the model of the laptop.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Lucy

  Any modern laptop with lots of RAM (> = 4 GB) and hard disk space, within capablities of 64-bit virtualization should be well.
  Even if you have Windows 7 OS to host, you can still install a virtual machine software installable on top of your operating system (for example, VMWare), then install an operating system supported as a virtual machine (called guest operating system). You will work on this virtual machine, exactly as it was a server, waiting for your host what OS is also running, no need to dual-boot.

  Nicolas.

• Which computers laptop Toshiba support true Brite screen?

  I'm looking for a Toshiba laptop with a screen of shiny, reflective type, rather than matte anti-glare. It is for home use, see photos. Is there an easy way to tell which models have a brilliant by model name/number display?

  Hello Phil

  The list of Toshiba laptops with TruBrite screen is very long. First of all, you must know exactly what laptop series you like and it will be much easier to check that if this series is also delivered with TruBrite display.

  If you prefer the satellite series as there are several models of laptops with screens TruBrite as r A100 P100 on new Qosmio laptops, has that almost all of them have TruBrite display. Tecra series is mainly delivered without TruBrite display.

  As I said write us which laptop model you prefer and it will be much easier to give you recise response.

  Good bye

• Laptop freezes before completion configuration Windows

  I used my recovery discs to erase everything and start over.

  However, now, when it is implemented for the end user, it freezes on the "give your computer a name ' page (before windows is completely loaded).

  Don't know what to do? Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Hmm, first of all, it would be interesting to know which laptop model you have?
  Secondly, it would be interesting to know if this problem appears during installation a using a Microsoft OS clean the BONES.
  It is also possible that a module of memory works badly or a partition or HARD drive is may be defective

  As you see it s not easy to say what could cause this first step, you should check if this isn't question of software then as stated above; try reinstalling the operating system; using the recovery disk and perhaps using the disc of Microsoft.
  If the two procedure will fail, the pieces of equipment must be checked.