HP Pavilion DM3T - Intel Core 2 Duo

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Pros:

Slim, stylish, and sturdy. Outstanding keyboard. Four USB ports (plus HDMI and an SD card slot) is a rarity in a machine this portable. Battery is graced with amazing life.
Very long battery life, Stylish, slim brushed aluminum design, Comfortable keyboard, Good low-light webcam, Fairly loud speakers

Cons:

Awful, awful touchpad (it's an ongoing problem with HP Pavilion notebooks.) At 4.2 pounds, heavy for this category. Careful you don't step in the shovelware.
Poor touchpad, Narrow vertical viewing angles, Bottom left side runs warm

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Last revision on August 15, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Slim, stylish, and sturdy. Outstanding keyboard. Four USB ports (plus HDMI and an SD card slot) is a rarity in a machine this portable. Battery is graced with amazing life
Very long battery life, Stylish, slim brushed aluminum design, Comfortable keyboard, Good low-light webcam, Fairly loud speakers

Reviewers Didn't Like

Awful, awful touchpad (it's an ongoing problem with HP Pavilion notebooks.) At 4.2 pounds, heavy for this category. Careful you don't step in the shovelware
Poor touchpad, Narrow vertical viewing angles, Bottom left side runs warm

Expert reviews and ratings

There's so much to like in HP's new Pavilion dm3 that it's hard to know where to start. Perhaps with the looks: the aluminum and magnesium case looks cool, totally modern, and though it's got some plastic components (most notably the...

By Wired on October 27, 2009

ProsVery long battery lifeStylish, slim brushed aluminum design Comfortable keyboardGood low-light webcamFairly loud...

By LaptopMag on October 23, 2009

HP Pavilion dm3t Review Article ContentsHP Pavilion dm3t Review The Pavilion dm3 is a CULV thin and light notebook series from HP that includes both the AMD-based dm3z and Intel-based dm3t. This notebook packs a 13.3-inch screen, optional...

By Notebook Review on May 03, 2010

We're really into the new influx of inexpensive CULV-based laptops that's arrived with Windows 7, and just like the ASUS UL80Vt, we knew we had to check out the starts-at-$599 HP dm3t the second we saw the first leak. In many ways, it's the...

By Engadget on November 13, 2009