OK, I was wondering what dv6000t owners thought of the no-latch feature for closing their notebook. I haven't decided if this is going to bug me later on down the road so your feedback on this issue is significant in my decision making.
I thought the poll would be the most simple way to do it but further advice is much appreciated as well. Does it wear out at all?
-
You should have said dv6000 series. The t only means you've got an intel and not amd.
At the moment the hidge is holding on the spine. When it goes slack, we'll see!
I carry mine around in a notebook-backpack, so no difference to me anyways. -
You should know, there is a little "something" that holds down the screen. When you push your screen down and it reaches the last inch or so it slaps your screen shut.
So I don't really think the hinge loosening after a while will make it so you have trouble keeping your notebook shut. -
right. i've tested em out in the store. there probably should never be a problem with it staying shut.
i don't know....i guess i'm just a fan of having a latch to make things nice and secure. was HP trying to save 37 cents on each notebook? i noticed Sony does the same thing on a couple of their notebook models. -
Hehe, I really don't thinks HP was trying to save with this feature as it proly costs more money to make a new design for a screen hinge, and the system that makes it shut, then it would to add some hinges.
I really think they were going for some style points, which I give them.
This is really bothering you tho it seems, so maybe this isn't the laptop for you, however with many others factors (price, performance, looks, etc) I think this should definetely be a minor thing when choosing a laptop... it's really not a big deal.
dv6000t owners: no-latch feature
Discussion in 'HP' started by weiser701, Nov 24, 2006.