Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1385 in Personal Computers
- Color: Black
- Brand: HP
- Model: dv6-7010 us
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.28" h x
9.72" w x
14.88" l,
5.67 pounds
- CPU: A-Series Quad-Core A8-4500M 1.9 GHz
- Memory: 6GB SDRAM
- Hard Disk: 750GB
- Processors: 4
- Display size: 15.6
Features
- AMD Quad Core A8-4500M Processor 1.9 GHz (4MB Cache)
- 6 GB SDRAM RAM
- 750GB 5400rpm Hard Drive
- 15.6-Inch Screen, AMD Radeon HD 7640
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
HP Pavilion dv6-7010us 15.6-Inch Laptop (Black)
Product Description
Show-stopping performance. Standout design. Introducing the HP Pavilion dv6 notebook. With a sleek, tapered metal design, it’s easy to pick up. And with cool features like Beats Audio amplified by quad speakers and a subwoofer, it’s tough to put down.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
57 of 58 people found the following review helpful.
Reliable HP Laptop Computer with Sleek, Modern Style
By Pamela V
The HP Pavilion dv6-7010 laptop computer is top-notch and will make an excellent gift for the college bound student or budding writer. It has stylish midnight black aluminum casing and boasts a 15.6 inch wide screen that is suitable for most users. It's large enough for good graphics without being too bulky or heavy to carry in a case while traveling, although it might be a bit large for comfortable use on an airplane. The color resolution is brilliant in full HD 1080p (pixel resolution 1920 x 1080) thanks to the AMD Radeon HD 764G, which might not be sufficient for hardcore gamers, but is appropriate for playing video games at optional lower settings.The keyboard is an HP standard design with a numeric 10 key added on. The keys feel nicely weighted and firm, with generously sized touch-pads. The processor is an impressive AMD Quad-Core A8-4500M with generous memory: 6GB total. Paired with the Radeon video card and 3060 MB graphic memory, the HP Pavilion dv6 will support Photoshop, CorelDRAW, AfterShot Pro , and your other favorite creative software programs. The operating system is Windows 7, Home Version. The system powers up and is ready to work in about 30 seconds.This laptop computer features Beats Audio technology great sound quality, with a sub-woofer fitted on the underside of the laptop.There are four USB ports for connecting external devices, or for adding a standard or wireless mouse, if you don't care for the touchpad style pointer. Also notable is the lock option on the touchpad.There is surprisingly little bloat-ware installed on this laptop. It comes with adequate software programs such as Microsoft Office 2010 starter (with the option to purchase the full version), Evernote, Blio and Skype. Unfortunately, the anti-virus Norton is in trial version, but that is commonplace with new computers.The quality is exceptional and I expect this HP laptop to last and deliver the same standard of excellence I have received with my older HP PC, which has given me years of reliable service.
34 of 38 people found the following review helpful.
A Good, but Frustrating, Machine
By Isaac
I only got my dv6 today, but I've delved into it and spent several hours updating and tweaking it, all the while debating whether or not to return it. I was initially impressed by the capabilities of the built-in speakers, the fingerprint recognition, and the high definition display, which handled a few PC games with no visible lag on decent visual settings. Right out of the box, it was a keeper.But then I downloaded "important updates" from Microsoft, which have now caused all my games to crash upon launch, due to an inexplicably missing graphics driver. I've continued to download updates for the better part of the few hours I've had the computer, all the while wondering if I'll have to start all over again due to overheating. It's already reset twice for this (in less than 24 hours of use, mind you), and I've only used it on my desk or lapboard - and it resets without warning and without any noticeable physical heating underneath. For a computer that advertises its intelligent cooling technology, and having just traded up from a laptop that never overheated in five years of use, that seemed a bit odd. I would rather not have to buy more accessories to fight such a glaring and vital issue, especially after having shelled out the money for the computer itself. I mean, what good is a laptop if you have to constantly worry about that, and if you must carry around cooling devices to prevent losing work? And I know that there was that checklist on the product description page, but the image with which we've been provided actually has the Blu-Ray Logo on the disc drive. Yes, the description is there, but it's a bit misleading the way it's all set up.I'm still on the fence about this purchase. It has impressive capabilities, especially for this price, but the overheating is a gigantic issue, and I'm still trying to figure out what happened with these updates that has prevented me from doing what I could do before I installed them. I'll stick with it for a few days longer and see if I can't work everything out.UPDATE: The issue has been resolved, thanks to the easy-to-follow HP online support articles. Still trying to fix the overheating issue.
25 of 28 people found the following review helpful.HP has a winner!!
By Rick L. Parrish
I love this laptop. For many reasons. Primarily I like the fact that it's 15.6 inches not a behemoth yet handles all my multimedia needs flawlessly. The hi-def capable screen is well built and very thin, as is the whole laptop. Some of the included HP software and hardware are true innovations. It stays cool during long use and power is managed well.First I fully charged it then I took it for a joyride the day I got it and started uninstalling programs I didn't use and installing programs I wanted on it. (took Norton off - hate Norton...went with Microsoft Security Essentials which if microsoft does nothing else right does fully integrate and does not slow down your sytem like battleship norton! Tho I'm not saying the Norton on this laptop would since I didn't try it.) Fired up the wifi and did the obligatory updates first and the Windows 7 home premium was surprisingly up to date (it downloaded 235mb in less than three minutes). Put sounds on first so I could work and listen and that 'beat' sound system is everything my grandkids told me it was. Really full sound from laptop speakers! Tested out the new 'swipe' motion touchpad (does not have touchscreen and lamentably no blu-ray player yet - does have multi-dvd writer player) and found with a little practice these old arthritic hands may just wind up using those motions more than the usual touch navigation system (have laptop mouse on the way for backup). Before I knew it I had been going at it for about six hours and my battery was still showing at least an hour left! NOW THAT IMPRESSED ME! Then I got the literature and read that the battery can last up to eight hours. My how times have changed. The AMD quad processor makes it move along like my desktop and even at 2.3 whatever max (I'm not a tech) it still handled multiple tasks without slowing down to a zombie pace. For instance I had some Hi-Def camcorder footage I wanted to watch so after transferring the files to my new laptop I used the hdmi port (comes with one) to connect it to my Panasonic plasma tv and watched it in Hi-Def without a snag. I like the fact that the stuff the laptop is supposed to do out of the box it does without hitches and snags and needed workarounds.When I got everything I wanted on it I plugged it back in and charged it up again and then went to dinner and some shopping and came back and decided to test it's movie playing capabilities and boy was it great! The picture on my old Indiana Jones DVD popped on that screen and the sound was like being in my own mini-theater. (I use Corell) It also gave me a chance to try out my new 3.0 usb external harddrives since it has 3.0 ports and capability (the system is Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit) and I'm amazed at the added speed of transference with the 3.0 connections. On this device about 40% faster than on my pc which is 2.0. It comes with the aforementioned 8 hour battery and power cord adapter and is sleek and has a brushed metal cover. Mine is black and looks 'kewl' according to my grandson. At the price, and I have tested those 300 and 400 dollar units with the fancy I whatever intel processors and they don't process as fast as this baby, it's worth the extra to get the beat sound and the consistant quad performance. It seems sturdy and I like the fact that it stays cool too. So this old grandpa highly recommends it. I'm hoping I get to keep it cause the grandson is already scheming on how to trade me his much slower one for a speedy one for college this year!!!!
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