*HP dv6t & dv7t (70XX / 71XX series) IVY BRIDGE Owners Lounge*

[coastal_carolina]

haha kinda harsh (im surviving on 1280x800 until i get the refrshed envy) but i must say they are bad considering they are from 2012)

Pakii... I have seen your signature on previous posts, and trust me - I feel your pain!

[PaKii94]

Pakii... I have seen your signature on previous posts, and trust me - I feel your pain!

haha i just recently bought an extended battery for the laptop (one with the bulge) to try to prolong its life. I get 3 hrs with lowest brightness and wifi off. yay!

how many hours do the dv6's with extended (9cell) battery get?

[Stormyy]

lolz the speakers are on the lid. That's funny.

[SHASHANK_BEST]

The coupons have expired
When will new coupons come ?

[rorkas]

The coupons have expired

Which means that new better coupons are coming. Do you really think that these laptop are worth their "pre-coupon" price?
It's a typical marketing scheme, when store inflates prices first so they can put 50% discount on the window to increase their sales.

[SHASHANK_BEST]

Which means that new better coupons are coming. Do you really think that these laptop are worth their "pre-coupon" price?
It's a typical marketing scheme, when store inflates prices first so they can put 50% discount on the window to increase their sales.

You sure .?

[wraith64]

Are there any other review out for this DV6t besides the one on CNET Asia?

[basharg]

A lengthy review from the Italian branch of Tom's Hardware :

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Sadly though they tested the version with the GT 630m and the 720 P screen

battery test while doing static reading on the internet

[xAnimal]

Which means that new better coupons are coming. Do you really think that these laptop are worth their "pre-coupon" price?
It's a typical marketing scheme, when store inflates prices first so they can put 50% discount on the window to increase their sales.

99% of this is wrong. I don't know where you get your information from, but that is almost COMPLETELY wrong.

@The Person who was Asking

These coupons come up every once and a while and they usually result in the same amount of money saved, i.e. around $300-$500 in discounts. However, once or twice a year there will be a massive discount and you will be able to score a high-spec-ed dv6 or dv7 for around $600 to $800. Don't worry, coupons like the $450 one are not rare, there will be a similar coupon in a week or two.

[ahalleran]

99% of this is wrong. I don't know where you get your information from, but that is almost COMPLETELY wrong.

@The Person who was Asking

These coupons come up every once and a while and they usually result in the same amount of money saved, i.e. around $300-$500 in discounts. However, once or twice a year there will be a massive discount and you will be able to score a high-spec-ed dv6 or dv7 for around $600 to $800. Don't worry, coupons like the $450 one are not rare, there will be a similar coupon in a week or two.

I'm a fish out of water in the laptop world but I would imagine that 'massive' discount wouldn't come out so soon after a release. No?
Also to the person that said the computer isn't worth it without a coupon go to apple.com and look at MBP prices.