
The HP Pavilion dv6-3225dx ($649.99 list at Best Buy), is one such example. It may not use the newest processor on the market, or scorch the competition at the processing game. But it has an attractive (if subdued) design, a nice selection of ports and connectivity options, solid battery life, and it keeps pace nicely with other laptops in its price range, all of which make it deserving of your consideration.
Specifications: Type General Purpose, Value |
Processor Name Intel Core i3 350M |
Operating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium |
Processor Speed 2.26 GHz |
RAM 4 GB |
Weight 5.3 lb |
Screen Size 15.6 inches |
Screen Size Type widescreen |
Native Resolution 1366 x 768 |
Graphics Card Intel HD Graphics |
Storage Capacity (as Tested) 500 GB |
Rotation Speed 5400 rpm |
Networking Options 802.11n |
Primary Optical Drive DVD+/-RW (Plus Minus) |
Wireless Display Capability (WiDi) Yes |
WiMax Yes |
Battery Type 55 Whr (Watt hours) |
MobileMark 2007 – Standard Battery Productivity Load (hrs:min) 5:17 |
PCMark Vantage 5194 |
3-D BENCHMARK TESTS - 3DMark06 - 1,024 x 768 - Default 1766 |
3-D BENCHMARK TESTS - 3DMark06 - Native – 0X/4X 1633 |
Crysis - Medium quality - 1,024 x 768 - AA/AF=Off/Off 4.6 |
Crysis - High quality - Native - AA/AF= 0X/4X 1.53 |
Lost Planet 2 (DX9) - Middle quality - 1,024 x 768- AA/AF=Off/Off 6.4 |
MULTIMEDIA TESTS - Handbrake 3:16 min:sec |
MULTIMEDIA TESTS - PhotoShop CS5 6:02 min:sec |
MULTIMEDIA TESTS - CineBench 11.5 1.57 |
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