Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #16630 in Personal Computers
- Brand: HP
- Dimensions: 10.80 pounds
- CPU: AMD Turion 64 2 GHz
- Memory: 2000MB DDR2 SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 250GB
- Processors: 2
- Display size: 12.1
Features
- Box Content - Mobile Stereo Earbud Headphones (1 pair) and HP Mobile Remote Control
- AMD Turion 64 X2 Dual-Core Mobile Technology TL-60 Processor, 2.0GHz Processor Speed, 512KB+512KB L2 Processor Cache, up to 1600MHz FSB
- 2GB DDR2 2-Dimm SDRAM, Max 4GB
- 250GB 5400RPM Serial ATA Hard Drive
- nVidia GeForce Go 6150 (UMA) with up to 559MB Total Available Video Graphics Memory
HP Pavilion TX1320US Entertainment 12.1" Notebook PC
Product Description
The HP Pavilion TX1320US Entertainment Notebook PC provides the ideal convergence of features and the latest in mobile computing technology. It's light enough to take everywhere with a 12.1" screen that twists 180 degrees for presentations and DVD playback while traveling or fold it flat like a slate for reading documents or watching videos. Use the touch screen and stylus to navigate applications or capture short handwritten notes. Enjoy high-gloss, sophisticated style with HP Imprint finish in Wave, a flowing linear design inspired by a Zen rock garden. Listen without disturbing others with included stereo earbud headphones and control content from up to 10 feet away with the HP Mobile Remote Control that can be stored in the system ExpressCard slot for convenience. 12.1 WXGA High-Definition HP BrightView Widescreen Touch-screen Display (1280x800) LightScribe Super Multi 8x DVD+-R/RW Multimedia Drive with Double Layer Support Integrated 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN (RJ-45 connector) Network Card 802.11a/b/g/n (draft 802.11n) WLAN & Bluetooth Wireless 5-in-1 integrated Digital Media Reader for Secure Digital cards, MultiMedia cards, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro or xD Picture cards Ports - 3x Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0, 2 Headphone out - 1 w/SPDIF Digital Audio & 1 stereo, 1 microphone-in, 1 VGA (15-pin), 1 TV-Out (S-video), 1 RJ-11 (modem), 1 RJ -45 (LAN), 1 notebook expansion port 3 and 2 Consumer IR (1 on notebook & 1 on panel) Operating System - Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium Dimensions - Length 8.82 x Width 12.05 x Height 1.23-1.52 Weight - 4.49 pounds Touchscreen with weight-saver
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By J. Veteran
11-22-2007 Update - my second TX1320US has the same problem as the first one. This model has, in my opinion, a factory defect. Avoid purchasing. The defect is in the wiring harness that goes through the swivel mount and causes audible clicks to sound through the speakers when manipulating the display. You can position the screen so that the clicking repeats like someone playing a snare drum roll repeatedly. HP blew it big time on this 'tablet' which is not a true tablet, it should be called a 'touch screen laptop' as it has no synaptic pointing device. I'd downgrade this to a one star but Amazon has it set up so you cannot change your original rating. What follows is my original review:This is my second tablet PC. I'd say my experience so far is mixed. After 12 days of use I'm going to need to exchange it for another one as there is an electrical short in the swivel mount for the screen. The laptop makes a very loud audible, "clack clack clack clack" noise when the screen is positioned at various angles. The noise comes through the speakers and can be induced or stopped instantaneously by screen angle (tilt the screen 45 degrees towards you as if you were closing the lid and stop - and the noise is heard).I am almost greatful that the screen is acting up because I was disappointed by the response of the space bar in the keyboard. I type 70 wpm and never have an issue hitting 'space'. However on this keyboard I routinely find that the space bar did not recognize my input forcing me to backspace (as I type this about every 10th space has this issue).My 3rd complaint is the tablet stylus. I was an early adopter of the tablet, purchasing the very first Toshiba model when they first came out around 2001'ish. What I noticed immediately about this tablet's stylus is the lack of a spring to the tip. My first tablet was very responsive to different screen pressures, and it was easy to know how much pressure you were applying to the screen because of the ability to push with varying pressure. The default stylus that ships with the HP tx1320us is just a piece of plastic with a permanent type of tip. It feels harsh and unresponsive in comparison to my first tablet's stylus.Once my exchange is finished (and should I decide to keep this laptop) I will be looking for an aftermarket tablet stylus which is unfortunate because the docking cradle for this laptops stylus is really well done.The laptop feels quick and responsive within the VISTA OS and the screen resolution is decent. The fingerprint swiping mechanism really needs an overhaul however because it hurts to drag your finger across it. It has very sharp edges.Overall I'd give this a 3 out of 5 assuming you don't get a lemon like I did.(note I did an 'even exchange' on this laptop and got an identical one. The new one has a responsive keyboard and no shorts or problems with the swivel display mount. I did find out though that I will never get the reponsiveness I thought I would get from this tablet due to the fact that the screen is not interactive with the stylus in the way that many tablets are. A much better name for this laptop would be TOUCH SCREEN laptop NOT Tablet Laptop...Microsoft and HP and screwing up the 'TABLET' branding by allowing this type of device to bear that name).
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Techno Geek
I have this machine and loved it for the first year. First, the WIFI stopped working. I thought it was somehting I did; but I never worried about it since I usually plug it directly into ethernet anyway. Then I noticed it was getting very hot; again, I thought this must be normal. Then I noticed all the other people who have the same issue.HP told me it would cost $400 to fix this computer since it wasn't under warranty; I liked the computer so I sent it back. then the fun started... it wasn't fixed by the time promised and each time I called, I spoke with someone about 10,000 miles away from the repair shop, who knew nothing about what was going on. After over a month, the last time they called me to tell me there would be a delay in getting it repaired I told them to just send it back to me. HP is horrible; they refuse to accept responsibility for selling a product they know to be defective and they don't care about their customers. I will never buy another HP product and am considering a class action lawsuit.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By KG
I got this lap top just over a year ago, the wifi went out and soon after the mother board went out. I did some research and it looks like this problems is common through out ALL of the HP tablets and laptops. I personally will never by another HP product again.
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