October 22nd, 2007 | by Josh Norem
...overall it's a very impressive notebook that offers a powerful combination of technology and sophistication.
Highs: Very portable; LED backlit display; very little pre-installed software
Lows: Touch-sensitive controls are finicky; 4200rpm HDD; no 802.11n support
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That booming noise you just heard is Compaq/HP firing a shot across the bow of the USS ThinkPad. With its new 2510p, the company is showing it can compete—and beat—Lenovo and others at the ultra-portable business notebook game. This is a notebook brimming with all the latest and greatest portable technology, and is one of the best ultra-portables available.
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by William on January 14, 2008:
“The general usability of this notebook is very good, the keyboard is excellent. The size and build is great. Unfortunately the screen is very poor with poor viewing angles, low contrast and unrealistic colors. ” More...
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by Jo Shawny on May 11, 2008:
“I have had this computer for 4 months now. I would not recommend it. I have owned many Hp laptops, so I know what I'm saying This is why: You can have a great computer all round, but with such a poor screen with zero viewing angle - what's the point! Not...” More...