On paper, the 14.5-inch Envy 14 has everything we wanted to see in those first models while still maintaining its beautiful yet tough etched aluminum chassis. It's also got a new lower $999 starting price, though our review unit rang up at $1,290. So, has the Envy 14 finally make its way to the...
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Moses
Coming off the Envy 15, this is the machine I wish I bought the first time around. The build quality of this is solid and it feels overall like a well rounded machine. Features that were missing from previous generations make it this round and it's all good from there. For starters, the...
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pizzapanther
Love the HP Envy 14 and it runs Ubuntu pretty well. Battery life sucks and the fan sounds like a jet engine sometimes. I don't know if the fan is like this because of the fact I got the best i7 in it though. I'm a developer so I wanted a lot of power so I can run multiple virtual machines. So...
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Dwayne
I like this machine. It's classy, it's elegant and it works well. Something to note though is that if you wanna use it for regular traveling, think about getting the HP Envy 14 slice battery. We watched h.264 dvd rips during a 3.45hr flight the other day and it was cool-- more than 30%...
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hightouch
I purchased the Envy 14 to head back to grad school and so far it's delivered on all levels. Not only is is the form factor great and the overall package really attractive, it's very quick and responsive. This is one of the only small (<15") laptops you can customize to a...
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