HP PAVILION TX2000Z TABLET PC NEW REVIEW

The HP pavilion is all set to give another version of the tablets with which it was entertaining the world. The tx1000 was a great version which was the only entertainer of the times whereas this new version that we are talking about is the much updated piece with a digitizer. The digitizer display amazes many of the people to get the entertainment oriented tablet. Go on to read the review of the laptop of the times.

Design
The design is similar to the predecessor. And the metal effect is lost. The black and silver cues is gone replacing with the new model swapping the silver hinge with a black one. This uniform design is great to look at. The inside look is also a great feel to feast at.

The tx2000 also sports an “Echo” imprint, which looks like crop-circles, on both the lid and the palmrests, unlike the “wave” imprint that was present on the tx1000.

The hinge looks nearly identical to the previous model, although HP decided to emblazon a helpful arrow to tell you which way the hinge turns. Once you turn the LCD around (the right way) it snaps closed in four locations to tablet form. The clasps won’t automatically snap in place, so you need to make sure you apply equal pressure.

Performance
The Operating System, Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit works better on the system with the AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-66 (2.3GHz) processor. The display as mentioned ale\ready is good. It is 12.1" WXGA BrightView LCD and the feature is that it is with active digitizer & touch capability. The performance can be understood when we tell about the 250 GB Hard Drive and 4GB DDR2 memory. The performance is much ahead of the benchmark that was informed.

Pros and Cons
If the Tall appearance when Closed, Below-Average screen clarity and the Bulky appearance are the disadvantages, then the Dual-Mode Display, Good Battery Life, Thoughtful Design and Good Value will compensate by being the advantageous segments of this laptop.

Value For Money

Our Rating