HP Envy 17-2101ea

An amazing laptop (2231 words)
by Yottie321 - written on 28/10/11 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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and their customer service was very unhelpful and rude especially as I was going to spend over £1000. That s how I turned to HP. I found the newest HP Envy 17 on their website and was very impressed so I went for that. I do not regret it one bit! I ordered it online and the Hewlett-Packard website was nice and clear. It had a Three-page PDF document with all the details and specifications. Paying for it was easy, and postage was included. I also found you could use discount coupons for this product. I did a Google search for HP coupon and came across a lot of results. The one I found entitled me to a 10% discount so I was very happy. I paid £1200 pounds for the ...

HP Envy 17-1190ea

Beautiful laptop! (291 words)
by catslovequizzes - written on 21/02/12 (Useful, 46 readings)
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I bought my HP Envy 17-1190ea eleven months ago and it s been an amazing investment. I use my laptop for studying and also playing games (including rather graphic intensive games such as the Sims 3, Witcher 2 and Civ V) and so far the HP Envy has risen to all challenges. The 17" screen is powered by an AMD graphics card which displays videos and games beautifully, the beats audio allows for fantastic, clear sound. The processor might not be the fastest available but so far I have no complaints with it s performance and unlike my previous Acer, I ve had no problems with blue screens! Positives: - Large, clear display - Lots of Ram - HDMI support - HP offer an ...

HP Envy 15-1060ea

BEST LAPTOP I HAVE EVER USED (561 words)
by whatthefox - written on 05/04/10, updated on 11/04/10 (Very useful, 277 readings)
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happy with that? Set it up to for a 1 to 60 sec delay. Windows 7 starts rapidly and there are bags of free HP software to customize your Envy 15. Most notably are the beats sound system and the HP MediaSmart webcam themes. (Yes it is the camera that follows your face.) This machine (at time of writing) has cost no more than £0.25 per day to run for average of 10 - 14 hours for mixed use of multitasking, gaming, HD streaming, all the usual suspects etc. And it can handle those tasks with the ATI Radeon HD 4830 graphics card. At max settings the laptop can get quite warm but my solution to that is ensure a good airflow under the laptop and remove battery when on the ...