HP Pavilion S3120N Slimline Desktop PC Description
HP S3120N Pavilion Slimline Desktop PC. Get all the power and functionality of a fully loaded desktop PC in a space saving design thats one third the size of a conventional tower.The HP Pavilion Slimline features the exclusive HP Pocket Media Drive bay that allows you to add instant storage and works with any other USB enabled PC. The front panel 15 in 1 memory card reader makes it easy to transfer photos and files to and from your digital camera and other peripheral devices. The SuperMulti DVD burner with LightScribe technology lets you create custom, silkscreen quality labels and artwork directly onto LightScribe enabled CD and DVD discs. The built in TV tuner and personal video recorder /PVR/ let you watch, pause, rewind, and record live television on your Media Center PC with no monthly fee. A free online Electronic Program Guide /EPG/ lets you review the TV schedule and choose a single episode or an entire series, so you can watch your favorite shows on your own time, at your own convenience. You can store many hours of digital video on the ultra large hard drive.
HP Pavilion S3120N Slimline Desktop PC Technical Details
* AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200 Plus Desktop PC
* Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium
* 320GB Hard Drive Stores Up to 134,000 Photos/ 2048MB Memory
* SuperMulti DVD Burner w/LightScribe Technology
* 21.47 Lbs (WxLxH) 4.21″ x 12.99″ x 10.87″
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February 17th, 2008 at 10:45 am
This thing is a piece of junk, a noisy piece of junk that is! I cannot work in peace without listening to the CPU fun come on every time I scroll up or down a page, visit certain websites, attempt to use my word processor, play DVD’s, CD’s, or my favorite CD ROM games. If you are someone who can tolerate a fan that comes on when you don’t expect it to, have fun, but if you cannot. avoid it altogether. Get something without an AMD Athlon processor. The only pros about this computer is that it’s small, and the graphics are quite nice. On the whole, something to avoid altogether.