HP Pavilion HDX

[Chris Gohlke]

http://reviews.digitaltrends.com/review4671.html

"HP has been hard at work this year to bring some very unusual and exciting products to consumers. Along with a super high powered gaming rig and a cornucopia of LCD screens, HP has unleashed a new mega-laptop, the HP Pavilion HDX "Entertainment Series Laptop", aka The Dragon. It's a 20.1" notebook computer - stunning in looks, impressive on specs, and fully bucking the whole "smaller, faster" tech trend of the last few decades. We spent some quality time with the HDX and have some stats and impressions to share with you."



Sweet. I love small laptops for their portability, but I can really see these huge machines catching on in the future as desktop replacements.

[Chris Gohlke]

http://reviews.digitaltrends.com/review4671.html

"HP has been hard at work this year to bring some very unusual and exciting products to consumers. Along with a super high powered gaming rig and a cornucopia of LCD screens, HP has unleashed a new mega-laptop, the HP Pavilion HDX "Entertainment Series Laptop", aka The Dragon. It's a 20.1" notebook computer - stunning in looks, impressive on specs, and fully bucking the whole "smaller, faster" tech trend of the last few decades. We spent some quality time with the HDX and have some stats and impressions to share with you."



Sweet. I love small laptops for their portability, but I can really see these huge machines catching on in the future as desktop replacements.

[Jason Dunn]

I definitely think device like these are the best kind of "all in one" computers. Too bad they're so darn expensive! :?