The HP Pavilion dv4-1155se is sure to catch your eye as you stroll down the laptop aisle at your local big box electronics store, with its graphics-laden bag and gleaming, edge-to-edge glass salute. Upon mortal inspection, you'll find that this 14-inch laptop is a pricier but generally less almighty text of the HP Pavilion dv4-1125nr. At $999, the dv4-1155se costs $200 more and trades the Intel Core 2 Duo CPU for AN AMD Turion X2 chip, while delivering a larger arduous drive and a huge, 12-cell battery. The baggage receives a makeover, too, with graphics splashed against the lid and carpus rest, along with HP's "frameless" display. The higher damage also nets you Bluetooth and Drawing N Wi-Fi, two wireless networking features left off the dv4-1125nr. Do the changes amount to $200? Before we ran all system through CNET Labs' benchmarks, we might have been competent to make a case for the flashier Pavilion dv4-1155se, but after seeing the performance results, it's clear that the Pavilion dv4-1125nr is the better buy
Rating: 4
Tags: H.P., dv4-1155se, first, look
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