If you are an average consumer, the name HP will be synonymous for printers. But HP manufacturers a great array of products ranging from enterprise solutions to consumer products. As you probably guessed from clicking on this review, HP also makes notebooks. Notebooks traditionally have been high on price and low on performance, mostly catering to the business community. But in recent years, with the improvement of processor design and other advances in component devices, notebooks are asserting themselves as desktop alternatives.
Users still have to be weary though.
Purchasing the right notebook, with the right features, can be a daunting task considering one is shelling out 2,000 dollars and above. This brings us to HP's newest notebook model, the OmniBook 6000. The model we have tested comes with a 900 Mhz Intel processor with a 14 Inch LCD screen. For you speed demons out there, this model is also available with a 1 Ghz processor and a 15 inch screen.