HP dm1z/3115m Mini-Notebook Review

The HP dm1z (also called the 3115m in their business line) is an 11.6 inch mini-notebook that fits in on the high-end of the netbook class. Among the unique qualities of this device is a higher resolution display and an AMD Fusion processor with high-powered 3D graphics, which nets it the capability to play 1080p HD video, while still maintaining a 6-7 hour battery life. In this video, we'll compare the dm1z to one of our favorite netbooks, the Asus 1011px, and demo the powerful graphics capabilities of the dm1z. Both devices are running the Ubuntu Linux-based ubermix, which you can learn more about at http://ubermix.org .

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• Review
• Hewlett-Packard
• Asus
• dm1z
• 3115m
• 1011px
• AMD
• Fusion
• Radeon
• Ubuntu
• ubermix
• Linux
• Technology
• Laptop
• Netbook

[elambing]

excellent review, you communicate in a very natural way. im thinking about getting one of these netbooks and installing a small ssd since i won't be storing much on it. how hot does this laptop become during everyday usage?

[jnetman1]

@elambing It stayed quite cool when I was using it, however I wasn't looking specifically for heat. The fans are particularly quick to come up when the processor is under load.

[brianjohnson044]

Ur a good person for reviews, I think im going to get the duo notbook

[TheZarar1]

nice