Ремонт Ноутбуков HP Pavilion

No one really talks about desktop PCs anymore, but there are still quite a few kicking around. It's not the type of PC that's easily affordable though. If you want to buy the beautiful HP 27in, Full HD monitor that we attached to this PC, then the overall price will be $3348. HP is still in the game, and the company's Pavilion HPE Phoenix model aims to please gamers and other users who have a thirst for power. With a price tag of $2799, only those with deep pockets need apply, and that's without a monitor, too. We can't remember when we thought paying over three grand for a PC was a good deal (perhaps the Alienware Aurora ALX that we reviewed in 2009), so let's examine in detail what the Phoenix offers.

First and foremost, it's not a big PC. There is also a red light installed in the extraction fan at the rear of the case, and a small window in the side panel allows the glow from this light to emanate. Some red, glowing highlights provide a fiery style that you probably won't get sick of looking at. On the plus side, it won't be an eye-sore — it's definitely a good looking machine and it has conveniently-located USB ports and memory slots on the front panel, which can be concealed when you're not using them. It ships in a mini-tower ATX case with a 600W power supply that has barely enough room for all of the components that it houses and very limited expansion except for a couple of hard drive bays. It's not often that a big vendor puts a windowed side panel on their PC, and this also serves to highlight the demographic that this machine is targeting: gamers.

Источник: PC World Magazine