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HP Pavilion TX2000Z 12.1" Lightweight tablet Notebook PC (AMD Turion 64 Dual Core Processor TL-68 at 2.4GHz, 4 GB RAM, 320 GB Hard Drive, Wireless, Webcam, Fingerprint Reader, Touch Screen, Vista Ultimate 64 Bit)

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This is actually a nice tablet. The build quality is good and the features are impressive, but after using it I realized my much older notebook performs better.

I got this to be a car pc, after shopping around I decided the HP was the best tablet to get. The touch screen is good and allows for finger manipulation. But the processor sucks, the battery life stinks, and multitasking is so so. Trying to justify the cost when I already have a 2.5 year old 14" notebook the out performs it is hard.

So if you need a tablet, and don't have a computer of any kind then sure buy it, other than that it's a waste of money. HP should have used a better processor and chipset. It would have made this a must have.

I will have to mirror the comments of other people here and on other sites: The motherboards on these are inferior, last 12 to 14 months, and HP will not stand behind their mistakes. You will eat it. After a year you will be left with a quite expensive paperweight. Unless, of course, you pay 600 bucks to have it repaired, only to fail in another year. HP has lost a lot of customers over this piece of junk. BTW, I did not purchase mine from Amazon, but that doesn't matter. The retailers are not at fault. It's HP.

Like hundreds of others my hp tx2000 computer failed after 14 months of use. The problem -- the machine overheats causing a failure in the Nvidia chip. The computer will not boot even though several indicator lights flash. HP knows of the problem but refuses to acknowledge it as a manufacture's defect. It's only solution is to replace the motherboard for nearly $400.00. You will find a wealth of similar consumer complaints on the net.

Do not buy this computer.

I use to be an HP evangelist, it was the only PC I bought. After the frustration I have had with the TX2000 I will never buy another. This is especially true after reading the problem so many others have had. There is even a petition with over 1,400 signatures: [...]. After awhile, the power comes on but all you get is a blank screen. Even when it was running it was terribly slow.