Hewlett Packard Pavilion N3310 (F1926A) PC Notebook

Pros: sleek look, polk speaker system, reliable, large 13" screen
Cons: Battery life, Fan noise, speakers not loud enough, weight

--Backrground-- I bought this laptop from circuit city when it first came out. I got the display model and that saved me a few hundred right there. As an entry level laptop this seemed like the best choice for me, plus I had heard very good things ...

Pros: Great for the price; fast; loaded with extra features; nice Polk Audio component
Cons: Heavier than other laptops; VERY loud fan

Having recently left my job, where I had access to an IBM T2 laptop, I decided to purchase an entry-level laptop to take with me on travels. After having done some online research (including three nice reviews here), I decided that the HP N3310 would do...

Pros: Great price, good quality, and lots of software.
Cons: No MS Office, Less than great screen quality.

This laptop serves as an excellent part-time-use computer. If you don't use a laptop that often, but still require a laptop, this is the one for you. The laptop can be found on several auction websites for under $900.00. The laptop has good speed and...

Pros: All around Great Value!
Cons: screen could be clearer

I bought this laptop because I wanted a portable alternative to my desktop. I quickly found out i could run everything from this laptop and my desktop has been collecting dust for over a month. I paid less than $1080.00 for it and it is worth every...

Pros: Lightweight, affordable, upgradeable and useful!
Cons: Initial boot up is a bit slow, but that's what "Standby" is for

I purchased this laptop primarily to run PowerPoint Programs for various functions I participate in. I have really enjoyed this laptop, not only for running the PowerPoint programs, but for e-mail, games, net searching and just about anything I can use...

Pros: price, screen, flexibility
Cons: parallel processing speed

The Hewlett-Packard N3310 is the entry level laptop in the HP Pavilion series. You can compare statistics on laptops available today but I’ll tell you why I chose this model. The screen is called a SVGA. In my opinion this screen splits the difference...