HP Pavilion A1120n Reviews & Tests

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HP Pavilion a1120n

If you are a Windows-based Apple iPod or "iPod + HP" user, then the decision is a no-brainer: The a1120n is a top-level choice if your budget runs under $1,000. HP Tunes, the conduit between iTunes and the Media Center Edition, lets you play...

Media Center Edition OS in a sub-$1,000 package. Seamless integration between HP?s mul-timedia apps and MCE. Nice 17-inch LCD

No PCIe or AGP expansion slot. Ball mouse

The a1120n is another inexpensive Media Center from HP without a TV tuner: If you can live without TV, the Pavilion a1120n is a good PC for students and home users toting iPods and digicams.

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not enough memory, doesn't handle flash well ”

sorry but this computer does not handle flash well, and it gets hung up on Java scripts. this might be from poor writing on the coder side of the sites i visit, or it might just be the computers fault. i have tried debugging, running mcafee, using apps...

Aug, 2011

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this Hewlett Packard is great ”

We had a Dell computer for years. When it finally died i was hell bent on getting another Dell. We went oit looking at them at about 20 different places. I was so disappointed in the quality and even the appearence. So we decided to look around at...

Apr, 2009

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Is it just MY Hewlett Packard or what? ”

My 2 month old HP desktop is certainly not the top of the line with what is available in the computer world, but it certainly isn't the bottom either. Honestly, I have had troubles since day one, with installations, to sound problems,

Sep, 2008

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