HP Pavilion dv7-2215SA review
in Laptops
Verdict
HP's Pavilion dv7 is a hulking 17.3in desktop replacement with a miniature price tag
Review Date: 3 Dec 2009
Reviewed By: Sasha Muller
Price when reviewed: £487 (£560 inc VAT)
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Where abouts can you get this?
I've been looking and I cant see where you can get this specification on machine for anything near the £560 (Incl) price quoted?
By GhillieDhu on 8 Apr 2010 
£560 not obtainable
I couldn't find this for anywhere near this price. Places that advertised it for this price did not have it in stock. When it was in stock the price jumped up to over £700. I guess they read the reviews and decided not to release it at a bargain price. I'm sure the review would not have been so favourable at its real price.
By Manuel on 21 Apr 2010
Got Lucky
I bought this for my sons Christmas back in Oct 2009 from Play.com for £569.99 - so far so good.
By Jinty on 30 Jun 2010
keyboard problems
What ever you do, DO NOT buy an hp laptop. They have a terrible keyboard problem, which is very well known. See http://tinyurl.com/3a52kz8
amongst other places!
By jamesbrooke on 14 Jul 2010
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