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    HP Pavilion dv2700t vs. HP Pavilion dv2700t Broadband Wireless?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by J Untitled, Apr 2, 2008.

  1. J Untitled

    J Untitled Notebook Consultant

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    Between the HP Pavilion dv2700t and the HP Pavilion dv2700t Broadband Wireless, which one has the overall better specs?
     
    J Untitled, Apr 2, 2008
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    R4000 Notebook Virtuoso

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    With the exception of built-in WWAN on the latter, they are identical...........
     
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    flipfire Moderately Boss

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    Broadband wireless is a optional part/spec of a laptop
     
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  4. J Untitled

    J Untitled Notebook Consultant

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    Is the broadband wireless an important feature if you want the laptop to be truly portable?
     
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    It is for connecting to cellular networks...........
     
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    Yeah that is what you need for it to be called truly portable. Depends on your internet needs though. Getting the Wireless one would be good, kind of future proofing.
     
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  7. J Untitled

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    Well, I wish the broadband/wireless one had the look of the former... but, you can't win 'em all now, can you?


    Maybe I'll go with that... I don't know, this is difficult!
     
    J Untitled, Apr 2, 2008
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    What do you mean, they are aesthetically identical (unless you are referring to a special edition model like the Verve).....
     
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  9. J Untitled

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    I was referring to the special edition model...?
     
    J Untitled, Apr 3, 2008
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