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Huge Review – HP Pavilion HDX Entertainment Notebook PC aka The Dragon

Posted by Chris Leckness on May 19, 2008 – 7:28 am
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Long time friend and fellow Microsoft MVP, Steven Hughes takes the Dragon for a spin. Unless you have been living under a rock, you will notice that there is a huge give away going on right now that includes this laptop. Well, Steve has taken his and given it a thorough spin and provides us all with an killer review of this killer laptop. Well, is it really a laptop? The damn thing is huge, I think I would rather call it a mobile desktop. It’s also more powerful than my Dell XPS desktop.

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OK besides gaming, movie watching, web browsing and running office applications. This laptop can do a pretty good job as a nice rendering workstation for 3D Studio and Maya with no problems. It also makes a pretty good programmer’s coding computer. I installed Visual Studio 2008 and compiled some code that I know would take a while and it flew through those computations like a hot knife through butter. This is really the fastest laptop I have every used and can be seriously be used for both work and play as true desktop replacement. If you are looking for a desktop replacement with a large screen and need portability the HP HDX Dragon is for you.

If you’d like to check out the entire review, head over to Boston Pocket PC. Steve has more photos than you can shake a stick at and a wonderful review for you.

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  • ALogan
    hi! I've had my "Dragon" for about a year. It's fantastic!! I too would label it a mobile desktop. If you don't need to have it with you everywhere you go it's a viable choice. I only travel a couple of times each month (by car), so I can quickly pack eveything up and take it with me for business use on the road. I've also taken it through airport security. I have a carrying case that goes with me as a carry-on.

    The two biggest hurdles I've run into are the huge power supply (180w Smartpin Adapter), and not enough battery life. Does anyone know of sources for a smaller power supply and an extended battery for this mobile desktop? I would actually take it everywhere with me if there was a decent long-life battery (and travel power supply) available.

    If you get one, enjoy!
  • sakura estrada
    I need a notebook very bad my old dell has way to many
    issues and it is only 3 years old and i
    go to school online and i do not have the money to
    buy a new one.
  • I have to tell you that it is a very cool laptop, or should I say "desktop replacement". I had a great experience using the one pictured above and would defnitely have this PC on my "short lit" for my next replacement...

    I will tell you that the screen quality was better than you can possibly imagine ... in fact it was awesome!
  • I need to get one so I'll look impressive at Panera too! Actually I'd like to win one since I'm donating my laptop to my younger sister and her kids since they're sans pc now.
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