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Now there's a notebook PC made for the way you play. In fact, the HP Pavilion dv7 comes with software that lets you start playing right out of the box. With amazing graphics, audio, and video, plus a wide array of options, the HP Pavilion dv7 Entertainment series notebook delivers power and performance to match your fast-paced lifestyle.

Amazon Sales Rank: #1889 in Personal Computers Color: Argento Brand: HP Model: XH104UA#ABA Original language: English Dimensions: 1.46" h x 16.35" w x 10.80" l, 8.19 pounds CPU: Phenom Triple-Core 2.2 GHz Memory: 4GB SODIMM Hard Disk: 640GB Processors: 3 Display size: 17.3 VISION Technology from AMD - Ultimate with AMD Phenom? II Triple-Core Mobile Processor N850 4GB DDR3 640GB (5400RPM) SATA with HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection, LightScribe SuperMulti 8X DVD±R/RW 17.3" diagonal High Definition+ HP BrightView LED Display (1600 x 900), ATI Mobility Radeon? HD 5470 Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Get the HP laptop that’s made for the way you play and work. Access the songs and movies you love using the HP Pavilion dv7-4170us Entertainment Notebook PC, powered by an AMD Phenom triple-core processor. Play music the way it’s meant to be heard with Beats Audio, plus edit slideshows and watch DVDs on the large 17.3-inch diagonal High-Definition LED display. Count on fast data entry using the numeric keypad and manage your passwords easily using the integrated fingerprint reader. The sleek, sophisticated HP Pavilion dv7-4170us Entertainment Notebook PC delivers style and substance with a brushed aluminum finish with the stream design in argento. Video chat with family and friends across the globe using the integrated HP webcam designed for low-light environments. Burn custom labels onto CDs and DVDs using LightScribe Technology and transfer photos from a digital camera to your notebook using the digital media reader. Browse the Web from any room using built-in Wi-Fi, plus wirelessly sync your HP laptop to a printer or smartphone using integrated Bluetooth. div.aplusAnnotate {font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 13px;}div.aplusAcontentHead {font-size: 15px; font-weight: bold; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; }div.aplusAcontentBody {font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; }div.aplusAPlusHeader {font-size: 15px; font-weight: bold; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; line-height: 2em;}div.aplusAcontentTopText {font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 15px; padding-top: .4em;}div.aplusAcontentLegal {font-size: 11px; font-weight: normal; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;}div.aplusstyle11 {font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10px; } IDEAL FOR

Most helpful customer reviews 49 of 52 people found the following review helpful. It's bittersweet. For Dylan, I was almost sad to see him go when I dropped off at UPS today for a refund. After about a week of troubleshooting with HP on why it would lock up after two hours or so, they reported that he had hardware failure. First Impressions (FINISH, Tranquility, Heat) When I took the box and fed her, I loved it! The aluminum finish is the biggest advantage for me. After an hour or so the creation and installation (and removal) software, the whole (the heat of plastic to save) was still cool to the touch. It was incredibly quiet. I do not think I've heard that the fans end up in the week I had. The low setting they were in was barely audible. SCREEN The screen is bright, although vertical viewing angles were impressive. Colors were great out of the box. I chose not to play with the settings of ATI. The 1600x900 resolution is a good choice for this screen size I would not go down, and while I could still go higher, it is only to satisfy my greed. Keyboard The keyboard has an overall positive feeling. I had no time to get used to the keyboard layout. I'm used to my HP DV4 not a numeric. And the fact that I used for debugging purposes DV4 most of the week did not help. One of my favorite features is the integrated action buttons you find on the Mac. The function keys are up there, out of the box, mainly used for functions such as play / pause, volume up / down, brightness up / down, etc. You do not have the Fn key to perform functions. If this is desirable, there is a toggle in the BIOS setup. The touchpad The touchpad is a serious design problem for me, though I knew what I was getting into when I ordered. I'm pretty easy to adapt to the keyboard and touchpad, so I thought it would not be a problem. Honestly, I would have no problem if I keep it It was just a nuisance. Let me clarify: When I use the touchpad, which I keep my finger on the mouse button while my middle finger is the tracking system. Because the touchpad is a complete unit, integrated with the buttons below the touchpad sensitivity, any movement of the index finger of the cursor in a rush to send all over the screen. It would not take very long to get used to it, though. And pressing the upper left corner twice to activate or deactivate the touchpad, then accidentally move the cursor while typing is not a concern. AUDIO sound quality was a big factor when choosing this laptop. It was a fire nicknames (apparently well respected, he told me), so I thought it must have been something special. Let me be clear on the front: If you are looking for sound quality, you will not find here. Own portable speakers sound good with a subwoofer to bring some of the lowest frequencies are not normally found in a notebook, but that does not mean that the unit looks good. There is a filter applied, so I could not find the life of me, I was very compressed sound (increasing soft sounds, while drawing back mercilessly loud sounds). I was listening to music with the speakers on board, literally, painful, sometimes (a song by Atreyu with many dishes and sounds as if under a volume of dramatic cuts in the helicopter with each stroke of a dish). I looked everywhere, and even re-install Windows, and updated drivers, and nothing solves the problem. On the other hand, the sound was great through the minijack. The output was strong, although it seems that the average low was driven a little bit about my dv4 with IDT HD audio. This whole thing blows, although complete gimick. Out of the box, the bass and treble controls in Windows are designed to promote the whole, it sounds like shit by setting the "Beat" (Fn + b), is just down the full height of (a) or all the way .