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HP Pavilion Laptop DV4-1415TU

Price: Rs. 40450
HP Pavilion Laptop DV4-1415TU
This HP Laptop is one the cheapest priced variety from HP with full set of features. Weighs only 2.26kg powered by Intel Core2Duo Mobile processor gives quiet and fast processing most will like. The enhanced speed step technology is the added advantage of this HP laptop. The Price of this HP laptop is a good bargain for its features. Intel GM45 Express Chipset and 3GB of DDR2 RAM are its other two very attracting features. HDMI v1.3 and one eSATA port which can transfer files at 3GB/sec are gives us the feature technology proof. 

HP Pavilion DV4-1404TU Laptop

Price : Rs. 39500
In this HP Laptop the processor is a Intel Pentium Dual Core Mobile Processor T4300 (2.1GHz). This HP Laptop is widely available in India at best and cheap prices. The price is cheap compare to some models of this same configuration. We can say the advantages of this HP Laptop are its Processor which is a Mobile Processor which will definitely consume less power compared to other models of laptops. The other major advantage on buying this HP Laptop are it’s powerful Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500M HD which is from Intel, the 3GB DDR2 800MHz RAM, 320GB SATA 5400RPM Hard Disk Drive with HDD Protection, the HDMI v1.3 Port and the eSATA/USB Combo Port. 

HP Pavilion Laptop – DV6-1211AX

Price : Rs. 46000
This HP Pavilion Laptop is AMD Turion X2 Processor Powered with 4GB of DDR2 800MHz RAM. It is a good configuration for a powerful Laptop in this price range. The other important specification of this HP Laptop are, 320GB Hard Disk Drive which is 5400 RPM ( HDD Protection ), The Super Multi DVD Drive, Finger Print Reader, Integrated 802.11a/b/g/draft-n Wireless LAN, Bluetooth, 1 HDMI Port, 1 eSATA/USB Combo Port and 3 USB 2.0 Ports. 

HP Pavilion Laptop DV6-1111AU

Price : Rs. 39900
This HP Pavilion Laptop comes with AMD Athlon X2 QL-64 processor (2.1GHz). 3GB RAM and 320GB of hard disk drive are it’s added advantages. DVD Writer drive with Lightscribe technology, eSATA/USb Combo port are the special features. Dedicated graphics by ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200 and HDMI ports are making this laptop eligible for a complete entertainment machine. 

HP Pavilion Laptop – DV2-1003AX

Price : Rs. 34000
This HP laptop is an AMD processor powered with 12.1″ display. comes with 2GB DDR2 and 320GB Hard disk drive, which is more than enough for a laptop of this size and most of your computing need. Weighing only 1.75Kg for better comfortableness. The dedicated ATI Mobility Radeon Graphics and, HDMI out port are its advantages over other laptops of this same price and size. 

HP Pavilion Laptop – DV2-1002AU

Price: Rs. 34900
This HP Pavilion Laptop (12.1 inch Display) is an AMD Athlon Neo Processor powered with 2GB of DDR2 RAM which is 533MHz. The hard drive is 250GB with RPM of 5400. Operating system is Widows Vista Home Basic with Service Pack 1. Comes with Carry Case and it weighs only 1.64 Kilo grams. 
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