I am interested in buying a new laptop but don’t know which one to get. My last two desktop computers have been Compaq but was recommended an HP Pavillion at Office Depot last week.
Medard
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Kingston Apple 4GB Kit 667MHz DDR2 SoDimm Dual Channel Memory KTA MB667K2 4GR
All Kingston memory modules must perform properly to ensure maximum performance. Therefore, Kingston has developed an industry leading quality process to ensure that Kingston memory delivers superior quality, performance, and 100% compatibility with the computing system.
5 Stars Kingston 4gb rocks!
Great memory at a great price. If you are getting a Mac, I highly recommend upgrading to 4gb, especially if you are doing a lot of video editing or other ram-intensive tasks.
5 Stars Excellent Memory Expansion Solution
I ordered this memory for my Macbook Pro because Apple memory, which is the exact same specifications, is way to expensive. I received the product in the mail and within 10 minutes had installed and running. My Macbook booted with no problems and has been working great. Definitely the way to go. Install is extremely easy. The only thing you need is a very small screwdiver to access the memory slots. Great product!
5 Stars Excellent value, install couldn’t be easier
Using this on MacBook Pro 17″ from about a year ago. Installation was a breeze, chips work like a charm. Couldn’t be happier.
5 Stars speed speed speed
i purchased this for my hp pavilion dv6000 notebook that was running vista basic so i also purchased vista premium along with it and i have to say everything is faster load times and launches. i went from 512 to 4gb u do the math. the only thing is on vista premium your computer only recognizes 2.68gb out of the 4gb so if u dont plan on updating your os past premium just get the 2gb ram and combine it with wat u already have much cheaper.
4 Stars More is better
The extra RAMs allow me to open more applications concurrently. Video seems to run a little smoother also. The price is the lowest I’ve seen and is a very good buy.
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I’m having some trouble with audio on my HP Pavilion zv5255us laptop.
The sound card/audio does work so I know it’s not a problem with the drivers, but I can only get sound when I apply pressure to the laptop, usually near the headphone jack. This happens when trying to listen through the speakers and through headphones. I’ve recently bought a Turtle Beach Audio Advantage Amigo to help the situation and it does work perfectly with headphones but I don’t think there’s a way to have it work through my laptop speakers. As I travel a lot I don’t want to have to buy external speakers to listen to audio without headphones but I am willing to do this if necessary. I should also note that I will by buying a new laptop in about a year so I don’t want to make any costly repairs/upgrades on this laptop.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Milburn
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I want to connect my laptop to the tv. I need specific instructions on how to configure my laptop. I have an s video cable, and my laptop is a HP Pavilion with Windows XP. I am using a 4 pin S Video cable. The laptop has a 7 pin S Video jack. Does that affect it?
Morey
Tags: Connect Laptop, Hp, Hp Pavilion, Morey, S Video Cable, Windows Xp
Here’s the problem: When I turn my laptop on, the HP invent start up screen comes up. On the bottom of the screen it says to press ESC to change boot order and press F2 to enter setup, F12 to boot from LAN. It won’t go past this screen. When I push ESC, F2, or F12 it does nothing… It stays on the start up screen. I’ve asked a friend or two and they think that the hard drive may be fried. What do you think?
Here’s some more info: My Laptop is a HP Pavilion ze4400. I can’t get past the very first boot screen. I’ve tried removing the memory and putting back in and it doesn’t help.
Maia
Tags: Boot Screen, F12, F2, Hard Drive, Hp, Hp Invent, Hp Laptop, Hp Pavilion, Little Birdie, Memory, Pavilion Ze4400, Start Up Screen
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