HP DV9000 (DV9207US) Entertainment Notebook PC (Part I)

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DV9000 Maitenance & Service Guide: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01311536.pdf

HP Media Library: http://vsslfpro.zcce.compaq.com/plmcontent/NACSC/SML/default.htm

This is an overview of HP's DV9000 Entertainment notebook PCs. The particular model shown is the DV9207US with the following specs: Product Features
Intel Core Duo Processor T2250 1.73GHz (L2 Cache:2MB), 1GB DDR2 SDRAM
120GB Hard Drive, 17" WXGA High-Definition BrightView Widescreen Display (1440x900)
HP Pavilion WebCam and Integrated Microphone
LightScribe Super Multi 8x DVD /-R/RW with Double Layer Support
Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 (discrete 256MB), 5-in-1 Card Reader
Processor, Memory, and Motherboard

Hardware Platform: PC
Processor: 1.73 Intel Core Duo
Number of Processors: 1
RAM: 1000 MB
RAM Type: DDR2 SDRAM
Memory Slots: 2 dimm
Operating System and Software

Bundled Software: Included Software: Security and Support: SymantecTM Norton Internet Security 2007 (including complimentary 60 days Live Update) HP Total Care Help & Support Center Wireless Home Network PC Recovery (Softthinks Restore Solution) Productivity and Finance: Microsoft® Works Multimedia: Sonic Digital Media Plus Adobe Acrobat Reader HP Quick Play MuveeTM AutoProducer DVD Edition with Burning HP PhotoSmart Premier
Special Features

Four USB 2.0, IEEE 1394 Firewire port, HDMI Port
S-video TV-out, RJ-11, RJ-45, VGA Port
Integrated Consumer IR (remote control receiver)
Two Headphones out, Mic In, Expansion Port 3 connector
Integrated Altec Lansing stereo speakers
Hard Drive

Size: 120 GB
Type: Serial ATA
Additional Drives: DVD -RW DVD-RW DVD RW DVD-R DVD R
Graphics and Display

Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 (discrete 256MB) with WebCam
Interface: Integrated
LCD Native Resolution: 1440x900
Cases and Expandability

Size (LWH): 15.2 inches, 11.7 inches, 1.6 inches
Weight: 7.7 pounds
Wireless

Wireless Type: 802.11G

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  • does this have a 17' screen

  • Yes it does. The common screen sizes are divided by the different dv models

    dv2000: 14.1"

    dv6000: 15.4"

    dv9000: 17"

  • dude i got the dv9500 and it had the black screen it sucks ass , u know how i can change the motherboard on a laptop??

  • I've provided links in the info pane to the Maitenance & Service Guide mentioned in the video. I've also provided a link to HP's Media Library where you can find videos and other information/tools with removing/reinstalling hardware components. Hope that helps you.

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  • this laptop sux, never buy it. severe heating issues which eventually destroys the hardware. trust me

  • my mobo died from overheating...if you look up on google the dv9000 youll find ALOT of people saying their overheated and died.

    now looking for a mobo replacement

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  • I got one of these in 2007 and was the worst purchase of my life. The motherboard failed and HP had to replace it 3 times in the first year. I have a decent laptop now and only use it in emergencies, but after an hour of use the trackpad and keyboard get so warm it physically burns your finger! It is a complete joke, I will never but another HP product again.

  • @RoboTekno Yup. Just happened to me and a friend.

  • GFX Port broke on mine, as for over heating get lap fans pad, cools it down a treat!!

    £90 for a new mother board and £60 to fix it not to bad

  • the reason that happened caz the fan need to keep clean from dust......i have one and i never find it heat up to quickly

  • This is one of the worst PCs ever, why? cause when you keep the Laptop for like half a year or so the sound drive gets some static or it just gets muted without anyone setting it

  • my laptop looks exactly like this but it is has different specs and better screen res

  • This laptop sux. trust me! it's heats up quick and kills it's slelf!!

  • lame they cant even build in a stupid IR reciever the tuner is understandable

  • Worst computer ever (period).

  • The black screen/ no video problem is very common among hp pavilion laptops. You don't necessarily have to replace the motherboard.

    The problem is the way the Nvidia video chip is attaches to the motherboard. There is a fairly easy fix, find more details at squidoo.com/hp-laptop-black-sc­reen

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