Compaq Presario CQ61-305SA (VN050EAABU): Inexpensive AMD Powered Windows 7 Laptop
By Wilson • Dec 14th, 2009 • Category: LaptopsLaptops actually have quite many things that are going right for them. They are very light in weight, can be easily carried and are available at an affordable price. Furthermore, the most advanced models like Compaq Presario CQ61-305SA (VN050EAABU) come with a full size keyboard; very large display and a long battery back up. All these features make this device one of the best selling products in the market. The sleek design of this device gives it a sophisticated look. Most laptops or notebooks available in the market do not have a great processing speed that is because the processor is not very powerful.
But Compaq Presario CQ61-305SA (VN050EAABU) is equipped with a very powerful AMD Mobile Sempron processor. The clock speed of this device is around 2000 MHz which is quite high in comparison with other notebooks available in the market. The widescreen 15.6 inch display of the Compaq Presario CQ61-305SA laptop enhances the look and picture quality. This is the perfect device to enjoy movies on the go as it has a big screen which would enhance the movie viewing experience. The Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium operating system fitted in this device further enhances the overall performance. It is provided with a certain amount of warranty which makes it a reliable product.
Carrying this HP Compaq notebook is not a problem as it is very light in weight and manageable. It is fitted with USB 2.0 ports which allow you to connect various USB enabled devices and transfer data as well.
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HI, well yes, i do agree with your description yet i have the CQ61-31US Notebook and the battery runs out very fast why is that?
Very Cute and friendly form of 7 with hp’s tweaks.
This is the laptop which stopped me getting a netbook it’s size is still big but its no where near as heavy
as other’s i’ve had. The battery life is what you’d expect from a cheaper version of it also depends on what energy savings scheme your on.