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The Envy dv6-7202eg is currently the most expensive model (1,200 Euros/~$1571) of a series of new 15.6-inch notebooks in our test parcours. The laptop runs on a quad-core Intel Core i7-3630QM CPU with 16 GB of RAM . Switchable graphics are included: eithe...
Very good display, 16 GB RAM, Lots of storage space, Blu-ray burner, Good program performance, Good keyboard...
Gets very hot at load, Expensive, No OS or driver DVD included...
HP Envy dv6-7202egBuyers of the HP Envy dv6-7202eg receive a powerful multimedia notebook packed to the brim with modern technology. This laptop can complete any task with ease and look good while doing it. We especially like the high contrast Full HD dis...
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The Envy 6-1000g is HP's first attempt in this area of the market, after previously releasing smaller models, such as the Folio 13 or the Envy 14 Spectre . Like all Ultrabooks, the Envy 6 is equipped with an Intel ULV processor, and the choice has come do...
high applications performance, gaming capability, SSD cache, decent speakers, good workmanship, long battery life...
glossy and dim display, limited choice of connectors, GPU throttling on battery, slow and low range wifi...
HP Envy 6-1000sg Ultrabooks are coming of age: Thanks to its dedicated graphics card, the HP Envy 6-1000sg can be transformed from an enduring travel companion into a gaming-capable all-rounder if required. Even though the Radeon HD 7670M may no longer...
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insidehw.com Updated: 2013-10-04 17:01:02
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The proof that APU is a versatile component lies in the fact that it's used in a great many number of different types of devices. That's what large palette of models allows them. The strongest desktop models allow for more than pleasant gaming, and the sa...
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On the outside AMD's Envy 6 Sleekbook looks no different to Intel's Envy 6 Ultrabook. Both use the exact same chassis made from plastic and aluminium.We liked the modern and stylish design of the HP Envy 6-1006ea Sleekbook, consisting of brushed black...
The HP Envy 6-1006ea Sleekbook is £100 cheaper than its Ultrabook counterpart but this comes with a sacrifice in raw performance. This laptop will suffice for basic tasks like web browsing but not much more...
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While ultrabooks -- those light, stylish computers that use Intel's Ivy Bridge processors -- are getting most of the attention these days, HP has stepped in with a less expensive alternative. The HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us offers an AMD processor and a...
Ultimately, its price separates HP's Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us from the competition. At $600 (compared to an average price of about $1,100 for an Ivy-Bridge-based ultrabook), it is a bargain for those who don't need the absolute smallest and fastest system...
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If you've been paying close attention to the laptop landscape since 2011, you already know about Intel's "ultrabook" push. With ultrabooks—a subset of laptops that are super-trim, super-light, and Intel-based—the aim is to make Windows-based laptops more...
Slim, attractive design for the price, Better graphics than pricier Intel options, USB 3.0 ports, Impressive speakers...
Lacks speedy boot times and app launches of ultrabooks with solid-state storage, CPU performance lags well behind Intel-based machines...
If you're looking for a low-cost laptop with a premium look and feel, the Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us delivers impressively at $599. It's best for casual users and light gamers who don't need to perform frequent CPU-centric tasks. Read More...
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BENCHMARK TEST RESULTS Check out the test scores for the HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us COMPARISON TABLE Compare the HP Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us with several other desktops side by side.More laptop reviews:• HP ElitePad 1000 G2• Lenov...
Less expensive than ultrabooks. Good port selection. Metal construction.
Sluggish performance. Loaded with bloatware. Low-resolution display. Screen door effect on display. Fingerprint magnet...
HP has positioned its AMD-powered Envy Sleekbook 6-1010us as a lower-priced alternative to Intel-certified ultrabooks. Unfortunately, the axiom that "you get what you pay for" applies here. It's underpowered, has a mediocre screen, and may feel slow even...
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