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Fun, functional laptop, with some software bugs
I've had three different HP laptops over the years, and honestly, I've never been disappointed with them. They have great media bundles, and come with some very cool, and generally, useful features. That being said, I'll list some of the pros and cons to the TouchSmart laptop.
Great Consumer Multitouch Laptop
HP TouchSmart TX2-1025DX is hailed as the first consumer multi-touch laptop that is marketed to a mass audience, but does it do its job well enough to satisfy the majority of the people? When I first heard about this, I was excited. I switched over to Mac because it provided me with what I wanted: a high performing computer with a cool factor. I since then gave my MacBook to Jonathan and migrated over to this PC laptop, and my deciding factor was the multitouch feature. I've owned a tablet PC be...
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Just plain flakey!
Other than the already mentioned poor performance (my old Toshiba 1.66GHz Centrino is faster) and horrific bloatware, the hardware on this thing is flakey. Every time I reboot, a different piece of hardware would act strange or show up as missing/disabled. The bluetooth was the worst. It was rarely available after booting. If you suspended and then resumed, it would magically appear, but then would not recognize all services on most devices (this would change every time). As an example, it ...
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