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Additional configuration choices include five other Core i3, i5, and i7 processors, up to 4GB of RAM, 250GB to 500GB of storage, a Blu-ray reader, Bluetooth, and a webcam. The G62T houses the usual round of connectivity, such as (optional) HDMI, VGA, Ethernet, wireless-N, three USB 2.0 ports, an optional media card reader, as well as headphone and mic jacks.
HP claims the G62T offers "all of what you need, [and] nothing you don't," and I think that's a fair statement for the average user. It's worth noting that coupons are readily available, and that sweetens the deal.
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looks like a nice starter laptop, and one i might recommend to family members.
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I dunno, right now, I have zero faith in the HP brand. A friend of mine has seen no end of hell with a dv5 series and right after that was the infamous failure rate report. Asus or MSI for me. I'll stick to manufacturers and not assemblers.
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Why would I want to buy this, when I could have an iPad for $499?
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Because an Ipad is a glorified ipod touch. NOT A COMPUTER
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StaffWhy would I want to buy this, when I could have an iPad for $499?
Interestingly, I think most would ask the opposite: Why would I want to buy an iPad when I could have this for $599?
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unrealmp3 said:
I'm currently using the new DM series and they works pretty well.
Also, yay for aluminium-magnesium casing
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