Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #11866 in Personal Computers
- Brand: HP
- CPU: Intel Core i7
- Memory: 8GB
- Display size: 17.3
Features
- 3rd generation Intel Core i7-3610QM Processor 2.30GHz with Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.30GHz
- 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM; 32GB mSSD Hard Drive Acceleration & 750GB 7200RPM hard drive with HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection
- 2GB GDDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M graphics, Blu-ray Writer & SuperMulti DVD Burner
- 17.3-inch diagonal Full HD Anti-glare LED-backlit display (1920 x 1080), 9 Cell Extended Life Battery
- Backlit Keyboard, Intel Wireless-N 2230 & Bluetooth with WiDi Support, 3 SuperSpeed USB 3.0, 2 Year HP Warranty
NEW! HP Pavilion DV7T Laptop PC, Intel 3rd Gen Quad Core i7-3610QM, 17.3" 1080P Full HD Anti-Glare Display, 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RAM, 2GB GDDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GT Graphics, 750GB 7200RPM plus 32GB mSSD Hard Drive Acceleration, Blu-Ray with SuperMulti DVD Burner, Backlit Keyboard, 6 Cell Battery, Integrated Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 and Bluetooth, Windows 7 Home Premium, Midnight Black Color, 2 Year HP Limited Warranty DV7
Product Description
Designed for extreme performance, this new DV7T-7000 series Quad edition from HP comes equipped with the latest 3rd Generation Core i7 processor, 32GB mSSD hard drive acceleration cache, 2GB Nvidia GDDR5 GPU, revamped Beats audio & so much more! Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit offers the most stable operating system since Windows XP right at your fingertips. 8GB DDR3 RAM 1600MHz (4GB x 2 Dimm) The optimum speed & size RAM for the Ivy Bridge processor. 17.3" diagonal HD+ LED-Backlit Anti-Glare HP Brightview Widescreen Display (1920x1080p) Anti-Glare allows easy use in sunlight. FULL HD brings your images and video to life! 2GB GDDR5 Nvidia GeForce 650M GT Graphics [HDMI, VGA] This graphics card is offered in Alienware laptops... This 2GB GDDR5 card is for true gamers! The Power of Now: 32GB mSSD hard drive acceleration cache paired with a 750GB 7200RPM hard drive! Instant response, reliable performance. Get faster PC performance with the Hard Drive Acceleration Cache. With this drives performance technology, frequently accessed data is loaded onto this solid state cache. The Cache speeds application loading and frequently accessed files from the hard drive. Intel Smart Response Technology is supported with this option. Blu-ray Writer & SuperMulti Burner: watch & burn Blu-Ray discs, even double layer DVD's! Integrated Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 and Bluetooth® Delivers premium Wi-Fi speed (up to 300 Mbps), greater range, and more reliability. Full-size BACKLIT keyboard, integrated numeric keypad & chrome accented trackpad: GAME ON IN THE DARK with your illuminated keyboard! HP TrueVision HD Webcam with Dual-Array Microphone: When there's less light, your webcam automatically boosts sensitivity. Built-in dual array microphones help quell background noise for clearer, crisper vocals. Fingerprint Reader with HP SimplePass 2012. Integrated HP Beats Audio with Quad Speakers & HP Triple Bass Reflex Subwoofer. 9 Cell Lithium Ion Battery. TWO Year HP Warranty
Customer Reviews
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
By Brian Howell
I had ordered my HP DV7T on Tuesday and the representative at Eluktronics had this item overnighted to my residence. The laptop on arrival was not in working condition fearing the worst I contacted Eluktronics and talked to the representative he was very reassuring that the problem would be handled as best as he could. With that said this employee as Eluktronics really did go a step above the rest to make sure I was happy. When I had told him about the dead laptop he no sooner had another laptop shipping to me. Which was also no expense to me. I highly recommended this company to anyone wanting to get a great product with outstanding customer service in the case that something goes wrong with your product.
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By HPD
Overall a good improvement over the last generation but I'd like to ask the design team at HP this: why offer a machine with 2GB of graphics memory, when you can only drive one external monitor at a time? The VGA and HDMI port are so close next to each other that only one display can be connected, and even with adapter only one display can be driven. The Envy 17 allows three external displays to be connected at a time, with 1GB graphics memory available only (which is another issue...).
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By D. F. Watt
1) blisteringly fast system overall - even with a conventional hard drive because of the motherboard SSD cache. With full SSD (Crucial M4 265 GB in one system, Samsung 830 in the other) boots to welcome screen in under 8 sec - full desktop only another 4 seconds away. With just mSSD and no full SSD(32 GB cache for conventional hard drive) still boots in under 18 seconds.2) superb screen - antiglare really makes a difference, with the upgraded 1080P display. Very accurate and bright color with great viewing angles. Poor man's Retina display for half the money? Intel's terrific screen utility allows for adjusting color, gamma and virtually all display parameters to get very accurate color, tone, saturation, gamma, etc.3) excellent sound system (in combination with the great display - best blu-ray experience on any computer (rivaling big plasma TV)4) backlit keyboard (finally!) with decent feel (but see cons!) with full number keypad (can't get that in smaller laptops).5) very decent battery life, especially for big laptop because of (switchable) motherboard graphics - runs very cool on motherboard graphics esp. compared to old Envy 17s with power-hogging dedicated video cards.6) solid video game performance - there are probably better video cards but upgraded Nvidia 650M GT offers very good performance for the money.7) my one experience with HP service was surprisingly positive - got a technically very sophisticated person who helped solve the problem quickly.8) Relatively light for its size - under 7 lbs.9) Second drive bay allows for either huge total storage or drive redundancy (I have extra OS partition which has been life saver after hard drive corrupted by rogue program behavior and blue screen. Can't get that in smaller package10) Loved the first one so much that I bought a second one for another office, and just cloned the whole system - had a fully set up system after just 30 minutes of drive copying (identical hardware so all the drivers and software from one system carried over to the other without a hitch). Second one works as well as the first.Cons:1) internal microphone is distinctly poor quality - only piece of hardware on the system that is not really first rate - makes speech recognition programs unusable without an external microphone - I wonder if someone left a piece of tape over it - no treble sensitivity at all.2) HP service is getting better, but still has a ways to go at least according to recent reviews3) Windows 7 still is not the most reliable operating system particularly when compared to the Mac OS X but it is nice to look at, and much easier to customize.4) Trackpad is about the jumpiest around - must turn it off to do much typing as even brushing against it lightly will cause cursor to go crazy and start selecting and deleting text all over the page. Enabling palm check function in touchpad driver doesn't solve this problem.This is the fastest system I've ever used. With the new Ivy Bridge chipset, a Crucial M4 SSD (highly recommended) can load large files at over 500MB second, and it boots into the desktop in an honest 10 seconds. This makes it really painless to shut the system down instead of having it go into hibernate or suspend. Indeed the boot time is far less from a cold boot that it is from hibernate. They have also significantly improved the sound system (relative to my previous Envy 17 which itself was pretty decent). Superb playback of Blu-rays, and unlike some previous systems, I have yet to find a Blu-ray that won't run on the included software. Even with a subpar internal microphone, I would say this is the finest and most complete laptop I've ever used - and that includes the new MacBook Pros which are more than twice as expensive (and good luck trying to get blu-rays to play on Macs unless they are running BootCamp and Windows).Great job HP!ADDENDUM JULY 2012:System is just a joy and a delight to work with. Continues to speed along without any real problems. Updated a bunch of drivers through HP Assistant. Best electronics purchase in a long time.SEPT 2012 UPDATE:Still having problems with a jumpy trackpad that moves the cursor all over the place - just disable the TP when trying to do much typing. Also, I had first serious problem (hard drive failure due to some kind of malignant program interaction between Flash, Office and Dragon Naturally Speaking). Don't blame HP for this. Fortunately, the second drive bay allows me to back up the system partition regularly to another drive (the original 1 TB mechanical hard drive) and this saved me. Would recommend other users do the same, as system restore won't work if you have a hard drive failure and trashed system files (see my negative review of Naturally Speaking 11 and 12 - they are probably the culprit, or at least in the mix with some other misbehaving programs). Still believe that in terms of basic hardware, this is the best large screen laptop out there, including the MBP 17. HP's service looking better and better. They appear to have really made a major effort to clean up their act. Highly, highly recommended.OCT 2012 UPDATERecommend users get DriverMax for driver updates - great freebee that beats HP's system, which is better than many, but still not adequate. Superb system, best computer I have ever owned, even with the jumpy trackpad and lousy internal microphone. Screen quality, speed, keyboard, all first-rate. Some blu-rays more enjoyable on this than on big living room plasma. Updated Intel MB graphics drivers allow customizing of gamma, color saturation, hue, so that you can get screen to be very accurate for color in terms of photos and videos. Love the anti-glare coating on the screen also - couldn't go back to stock screen. Best computer purchase ever. Will buy a second one for upstairs office before being forced to go Win 8. Not everyone wants a tablet interface and operating system. They really (finally) have the drivers for this running nicely - almost no blue screens (outside of Dragon Dictation). Runs like a top. Not just the best computer system I have ever used (have owned several dozen), the best one by a HUGE margin. Buy one before you can't get Win 7 anymore.
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