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I just picked up 2 HP g60-507dx laptops at Best Buy yesterday for $197.00 before tax (1 for me and 1 for the wife). I stood in line for 8+ hours in the cold with some friends and had a blast doing it. I'm really glad I got in line at 8pm the night before. I was the 9th person in line and the last person to get the laptop door buster deal.
And man was the door buster deal really slick this year. I've never bought a full laptop for under 500.00 before, and having 2 laptops with Windows 7 for 197.00 each was just too good to pass up. Even a license for Windows 7 alone costs over 120.00 so in reality you get a slick new system for roughly next to nothing. Anyway back to the review! Last time I did a review it was for my Acer Aspire 5672 series 4 years ago -, and I'm happy to say that my old laptop is still going strong with Windows 7. The reason for this new purchase was because I was looking for something to take to work or on trips that I wouldn't be distraught over if I left it in a cab or it was damaged / broken / etc. That and a netbook just wasn't my style (too small, etc.) Product Support Page: - HP's Unoffical Windows XP Downgrade Guide: - Specifications Overview: Warranty - 1 year limited Product Weight - 6.6 lbs.
I bought the same HP the same day (br-r-r-r, it was cold!!!) It seems I like it, cause I don't need a super power, but only check e-mail, skype and internet. I have only one concern regarding its built-in microphone - it records my voice with a background noise! I can hear then that my voice is loud and clear and so is the noise.
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The sound manager doesn't help at all. And I wonder if it is the manufacturer defect and I need to go back to Best Buy or if it is just the software problem? How does your microphone work on both of your new notebooks?
So you are getting feedback when using Skype or Windows built in recording? Just curious because I have not installed Skype on my unit yet. I know in the past when it came to laptops that the Mic was shared with the audio / cpu so you got feedback when you didn't want it. One trick that I know worked in XP was to actually mute the microphone. You were able to get audio to record and hear sound from the speakers, but it cut the feedback loop out of the picture. Crazy I know. But it's true.
Let me do some digging for you. Well I tried to install XP but ran into multiple issues, and it might just not be worth my trouble. 1st was that the bios does not allow for SATA mode and only has ACHI hard coded into the bios (bios does not let you switch). I loaded XP up using my custom DVD with BTS driver packs and it sees the raid controller just fine, sees the hdd just fine, and even installs XP. However I blue screen upon first startup, so I know the issue is HAL related. Don't have the time or patience to screw with it further tonight.