http://www.meinakkus.com/hp-compaq-nx9420.htm , HP compaq nx9420 Hochleistungsakku aus der neuesten Akku-Generation verfügt über deutlich mehr Leistung als der mit dem Gerät gelieferte Originalakku . Dieser HP laptops akkus kann problemlos anstelle des Originalakkus verwendet und mit dem vorhandenen Standard Netzteil geladen werden, Der compaq nx9420 akku ist gegen Überladung und Kurzschluss geschützt und gesichert.Dieser HP akkus kein Memory-Effekt - laden Sie Ihren Akku wann immer Sie...
While laptops with long battery life based on fuel cells or solar power are not a reality and affordable, we have to settle with some simple tips to extend as far as possible the battery life of our laptops. http://www.batterymag.co.uk/hp-elitebook-2560p.htm...
IFA Berlin, Europe's biggest Consumer Electronics event, takes place this week, and we've got info on all of the hot new products being launched. Not surprisingly, a lot of companies are showing off Windows 8 tablets and laptops, in preparation for Microsoft's October release of its next operating system. Giant 4K TVs are also in abundance, though with no real 4K programming available, they're largely a tease. Here's a list of some of the biggest launches, organized by company. Which of these...
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Let me preface this by saying, I like to print out the photos I take with my smartphone and stick them up on a corkboard or wall. I have generally printed my own photos at home. My current printer of choice is the Kodak ESP 7, with its low ink cost and multitudes of connectivity (pictbridge, usb, wifi, ethernet). It prints great photos as long as you pick decent paper and have enough ink in the cartridges. However recently, I feel like it is more expensive to run than printing out photos at...
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Yesterday's news that six senior Enyo engineers had left HP to join Google fell like Rome in the webOS community. Enyo is the open-source application framework that HP's team is building in preparation for the launch of Open webOS later this year. It's clear that the biggest winner in the fall of Palm was Google. Importantly, they snagged the father of webOS, Matias Duarte. Nokia and Microsoft scored some top Palm staffers as well. HP, as we all know, squandered the rest of the company's efforts....
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I just heard a fascinating monologue on NPR's "This American Life" about the manufacturing plants in China where devices from Apple, Dell, and hundreds of other consumer electronic companies come from. Has anyone else had a chance to listen to it? Any thoughts or reflections on the experiences of the narrator, an avowed Apple fanboy himself?
Just moments ago at an all-hands meeting, HP CEO Meg Whitman announced that the company will be open-sourcing webOS. Not just the Enyo app development framework — the actual underlying operating system! http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press/2011/111209xa.html No hardware partners to announce right now, but this means any interested smartphone or tablet manufacturer can pick up webOS and run with it. I think this is a bold move and a great outcome; it would have been a real shame if they killed...
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It looks like the rumors are true! Meg Whitman will be named the new CEO of HP. The New York Times wrote a piece yesterday [1], "As speculation swirled Wednesday that Meg Whitman might be brought in to save the troubled Hewlett-Packard, the tech world rendered a verdict: You have got to be kidding." Meanwhile, at The Atlantic, Alexis Madrigal takes a stand, and argues that she is potentially one of the more successful CEOs in tech [2]. No matter what though, everyone seems to be of the consensus...
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The Wall Street Journal posts an interesting piece on how one would kill HP in a year. ---- Fire well-performing CEO Mark Hurd over expense-report irregularities and a juicy sexual-harassment claim that you admit has no merit. Fire four board members, as publicly as possible. Foment a mass exodus of key executives who actually know how to run the giant computer company. ---- It starts out pretty saucy and then details all their stumbles over the past year. It's not a pretty sight. Ouch! To be...
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I was thinking about the many consequences of the HP Touchpad meltdown we all just witnessed, and I am thinking the biggest consequence may be one that doesn't end up affecting HP at all. That consequence is to scare consumers away from taking a chance on any but the two established options for tablets, Apple and Google, and thereby establishing them as an immovable duopoly for the next three to five years. Some may point out that the problem with the TouchPad in the first place was a lack of...
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This is kind of amusing (and sad, from a hardware standpoint) -- it looks like engineers at HP / Palm created a special build of webOS and were able to run it on the iPad 2. Despite the TouchPad having similarly spec'd hardware, webOS apparently ran "twice as fast" on the iPad 2. The Next Web reports that, "the hardware reportedly stopped the team from innovating beyond certain points because it was slow and imposed constraints, which was highlighted when webOS was loaded on to Apple’s iPad...
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I'm one of those early adopters of the original Pre on Sprint. I put up with the crappy hardware (all three replacements of them), the slow laggy software, the lack of updates, the lack of apps, the reneging of getting webOS 2.0 and finally the promise that we'll get something special in return for our "loyalty". Well, today Palm (HP) announced that we can qualify for a $50 mail-in-rebate for just the $599 32GB TouchPad (not the $499 16GB version). I know people will say that this is better than...
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Doesn't it seem dangerous for Microsoft to pursue an HTML5 strategy for Windows 8 Apps? First, I'll assume that they will run only in IE10, which will probably be backward compatible to Win7, eliminating a compelling reason to upgrade to Win8 in the first place. just run IE10 fullscreen. Second, if Windows developers begin to shift away from traditional Windows-native applications toward HTML5, doesn't that empower Chrome OS, iOS, Android, and even webOS at the same time (in fact, this whole...
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impression of the device. HP seems to have tightened up the build quality quite a bit (the slider mechanism feels tighter than on my Pre 2, the buttons are metal and are not loose in the device's housing, and the keyboard is much more tactile) and ensured that webOS scales nicely to a screen of this size. I don't buy Rubinstein's notion that this device will cater primarily to a market of people who own a TouchPad and want an extremely small smartphone--the screen is smaller than...
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The problem is that i have a HP Folio 13-2000 laptop whose 9 cell original hp battery which is few days more than 1 year has started to behave real awkward. When i put on the charger it charges the battery upto a certain level and then the battery led signal above keyboard starts to glow 4 times red and one time white and the status says under temporary failure mode. After I remove the charger and wait for 10 min approx the battery comes under normal condition. The main problem is this level...
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I bought a new laptop battery from http://www.kaufenakkus.com/hp-elitebook-2170p.html ,my former battery was poorly use,so i eager want to know how to improve my battery life .other,this is the original battery ..
My laptop is HP Pavilion entertainment PC, windows vista OS, Processor is Intel core 2 duo, CPU is T5800 @2.00GHZ 3 GB RAM, 320 GB Harddisk. I have installed windows 7 64 bit OS. I want to increase my laptop RAM to 6GB. Is it possible to increase my RAM size to 6 GB or 8 GB
sir my friend want to buy the laptop of very high configuration in the price of below or equal to 32000 so please suggest me the best laptop but i want to buy the only the hp, lenovo, sony so please suggest me that this kind of products
sir i want to buy the laptop of very high configuration in the price of below or equal to 45000 so please suggest me the best laptop but i want to buy the only the hp, lenovo, sony so please suggest me that this kind of products
Hi. I have an HP Touchsmart with Windows 7 preinstalled. But I also have a Dell Dimension 5150 upstairs I want to install Windows 7 on. Is their any way? Thanks.
It takes a long time to turn back on from sleep mode (about 5-10 min). The screen is black, but the buttons are lit and I can hear the fans. Eventually the welcome screen will come up and everything is normal from there. Computer is fast, no glitching,etc. Also, I should mention that my caps lock light and number lock light flash every 4 seconds. Maybe that has some importance. Thanks for helping
This is a long read. Feel free to respond to the title question without reading. My wife and I got an HP Photosmart C4795 something or the other that was on sale at Best Buy 2 years ago. It's the one with the gold/bronze trim and it uses HP 60 ink. It has been a headache from week 1 but, we hesitate to get something else in the same price range to be disappointed again. We are both in grad school, and need to print out papers, journal articles, scan articles, and copy forms. I liked that the HP...
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Hey guys. Need a favor. I'd like to upgrade from my trusty Dell Inspiron 1427 laptop. Let me know any suggestions you have for a Midrange laptop (13-15 inches / 4Gb Memory/ 320 to 500Gb HDD/ midrange graphics card) and if it has an option for a backlit keyboard..
I'm looking for a laptop. But here's what I'm looking for: These are a must: NFC DLNA Bluetooth at least 1 USB 3.0 port but must have at least 2 usb ports An HDMI port (In and out if possible touch screen (possibly a convertible laptop) and a camera (for video chat. i don't plan on sing this for photography. it looks stupid) Can't be over 14 in in width, High-Res Display. Optical drive not necessary. looking for a thin laptop. Core i5 or i7 cpu, max out ram at 8 GB (can't sit pretty t 4 gb or ram) 1 gb...
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I'm in the market for a new laptop after three years. Now I'm the kinda guy who doesn't mind spending a couple hundred dollars more right now to get something that seems like overkill at the present, so long as it keeps me chugging along at a decent pace for two or three years. Basically, I don't like to throw down money for a new gadget every year. This brings me to my question: Are there any decent touchscreen laptops available these days? I ask because it's patently obvious that that's the...
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I've been loving me test drive of windows 8. it's smoother than windows 7. But... All the features that make it really worth having are for a touch screen. I'm currently rocking a Toshiba satellite with a single core Celeron cpu. its a 15" in netbook. I love touch screens but i hate tablets. I'm looking for a convertible laptop. something like a Lenovo X220 or a dell latitude xt2 or a HP touchsmart tx2. But not as heavy as these 3. i like these because they have the power i want but unlike the...
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I'm not looking for anything too special. But cheap would be nice. I wouldn't say I need a huge hard drive, as I don't hold much on it, and the one I currently have is like 100GB and it has served me fine. I would like to stick with Windows 7.. The only little thing I might want would be a somewhat decent video card, as from time to time I still get random urges to play games.
Just wondering if a significant market injection like this, along with potentially licensing WebOS to other hardware developers, could be exactly what HP needs.
