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By: Garza

Garza — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 01:47:09 +0000

I don’t typically write reviews, which is a bit odd since I read all posted reviews before ordering practically anything, especially electronics. But I like this item so much I decided to share my thoughts. Bottomline — love it! I have a Dell laptop (Inspiron 1525), and unlike some reviews, I’ve had no problems so far. I plugged it in and it worked immediately (follow the directions, which are simple but do suggest a process). The metal “arm” stays in place wherever I turn it. It’s so small it doesn’t get in the way, so I keep it plugged into my laptop all of the time, even when moving my laptop around the house. The volume level and mute/unmute are controlled by my laptop’s controls. I can hear everything much better than through my laptop speakers. I also have a set of miniature speakers that I’d been using, but didn’t like all the wires. This is neat and no wires. I’ve had it for about 2 weeks, and so far very happy.

By: Tanyawattanakul

Tanyawattanakul — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 00:52:30 +0000

I have owned this awesome extremely well equipped small notebook for about 6 months. If you need full features,(read: more than a netbook) but don’t want to carry a full size screen or play games, this is the computer for you. The swivel touch screen is excellent to use as you travel, in tight spaces, a dorm, on deployment or for light field/warehouse work and the light pen is perfect for real signatures and as an alternate input/ pointing and art devise. But the truth is that I don’t use these functions that much. The thumb print log in is great for fast access once you work with it a bit and the battery life is decent (not great but decent) But all that said, it is a niche product… Far more capable than a netbook but too heavy to replace one. If you can live with all your data in the Cloud then you can live with a Netbook. But if you are a road warrior, Soldier or student and want/need full function minus gaming this is the box for you. Please note, You could save quite a bit(at least $300) by foregoing the swivel screen, finger print reader and light pen with another notebook. However, I suspect we will all turn more to netbook type devices in the future. If so this is the bridge to the netbook for those who don’t have connectivity every place they work or those who need full function.

By: Talamantes

Talamantes — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 23:23:44 +0000

HP TX2-1020US TouchSmart 12.1-Inch Laptop (2.2 GHz AMD Turion X2 Ultra ZM-82 Dual-Core Mobile Processor, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, Vista Premium)

By: Venger

Venger — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 22:31:34 +0000

I have had this laptop since Christmas time and I think it’s amazing. Between the touch screen, the swivel screen, the fingerprint reader and the built in DVD player I don’t know where to start. The clarity of the screen is amazing and the sound is crystal clear. The technological advance of this computer is great. The size is perfect for travel and when I’m just at home. The only problem I have had with this computer is the keyboard stopped working 2 weeks in. Don’t send it back! There is a way to rewire the keyboard. Call up and ask. There would be no need to send it back. It is the most advanced computer and I wouldn’t trade it for a Mac any day.

By: Teigler

Teigler — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:57:16 +0000

This is a great lap, but i see the same item for much less in other site, what a …

By: Ucci

Ucci — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:40:34 +0000

So far I’ve had my HP Pavilion tx2000 for about a month, and everything is working perfectly. I love the size and sturdyness of the laptop, it feels solid. It’s the perfect laptop for traveling, or just hanging at the coffee shop. The finger reader is a plus, I use it to login to all my favorite sites. The sound system works perfectly, and the touchscreen is very responsive. The only con I have about the laptop is the fan, the computer tends to get a little hot when you’re using memory intensive applications. Overall, I’m pleased and would recommend this laptop.