All in all this is a fantastic laptop. On the one hand it is a fun toy, fun to show off to your colleagues 8-)on the other hand, it is a powerful computer, well suited to perform computing tasks with it.
It also comes with a whole list of all extras: a mini remote control unit, a DVB receiver with large remote control, a sleeve, two batteries.
I have, despite the decent price, to date, not a second regretted buying this laptop.
The only real downside is Windows Vista. This is quite slow and the edition that comes with it is missing (for me) key functionality such as Remote Desktop server. Going back to Windows XP is not there because there are no drivers available (Tablet etc.). For Fortunately, the laptop popular in the Ubuntu community, and you can get with a little effort, everything practical to talking with Ubuntu. Just one update a year later (PROBLEMS!): The problems with the temperature coming through the video chipset that is in it is a Nvidia GeForce 6150 GO. This problem will only get worse with time. If I use the card a little taxed now (simple compositing or components on the screen, not even a 3D application / game) touches the PC overheat and shut down. This problem is not unique to this laptop is online to read some much more. Others among the TX1000 and TX200 have this charge. If I have to believe the forums, this is just the beginning and will soon be burning through my wireless (and the rest?). HP has admitted that this is a problem for some other laptops . This is the same chipset, HP wants to admit this is not the TX. Fortunately TX2100ed came with a 2 year warranty, so hopefully they can do something about it. I'm really sorry, the laptop is potentially a fantastic device. I have until recently had a heap of fun. Pity that a video card that does not even HP itself comes from, to throw a spanner in the. For the rest a really solid device: -Twist the screen but is still very tight -Battery is still doing reasonably despite rigorous use.
It also comes with a whole list of all extras: a mini remote control unit, a DVB receiver with large remote control, a sleeve, two batteries.
I have, despite the decent price, to date, not a second regretted buying this laptop.
The only real downside is Windows Vista. This is quite slow and the edition that comes with it is missing (for me) key functionality such as Remote Desktop server. Going back to Windows XP is not there because there are no drivers available (Tablet etc.). For Fortunately, the laptop popular in the Ubuntu community, and you can get with a little effort, everything practical to talking with Ubuntu. Just one update a year later (PROBLEMS!): The problems with the temperature coming through the video chipset that is in it is a Nvidia GeForce 6150 GO. This problem will only get worse with time. If I use the card a little taxed now (simple compositing or components on the screen, not even a 3D application / game) touches the PC overheat and shut down. This problem is not unique to this laptop is online to read some much more. Others among the TX1000 and TX200 have this charge. If I have to believe the forums, this is just the beginning and will soon be burning through my wireless (and the rest?). HP has admitted that this is a problem for some other laptops . This is the same chipset, HP wants to admit this is not the TX. Fortunately TX2100ed came with a 2 year warranty, so hopefully they can do something about it. I'm really sorry, the laptop is potentially a fantastic device. I have until recently had a heap of fun. Pity that a video card that does not even HP itself comes from, to throw a spanner in the. For the rest a really solid device: -Twist the screen but is still very tight -Battery is still doing reasonably despite rigorous use.
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