Advantages: compact. Disadvantages: its not good shaving at all.
Hi there in my opinion PhilipsHP 6328 Soft Select doesnt do what it says it does.I used one myself and its doesnt shave your legs smooth at all.It shaves of lots of hair on legs and other places , but you shave your legs for a long time and after doing that for about 30 mins my legs was still not smooth and was very rough on my legs.The hair on the legs didnt all go away there was still some hair on my legs and brisly.It compact to store put it in your bag.Its has a charger and mains socket to plug in to recharge it.After 3 months i have to go and buy new silver foil that was in the shaver as the one i had wasnt cutting at all.The only place i could get them was Boots the chemist.Had to order them and wait 3 days, and cost £5.99.To much to buy every there months i thought.You can use the razor underwater but i wont advise it. ...
Advantages: Slick, lightweight design; good performance; built-in webcam; Disadvantages: Low battery life, glossy display can be reflective
In my eyes, the DV6 is proof that laptops are very affordable. The specs are:
AMD Turion 64, dual core processor
2 GB DDR2 memory
15.4â?³ WXGA High-Definition HP BrightView Widescreen Display (1280 x 800)
256MB NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) Go 7200
160GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive
LightScribe SuperMulti 8X DVD+/-RW with Double Layer Support
1.3 Megapixel Webcam with mic built into screen
Altec Lansing speakers built in
3 USB ports, ExpressCard/54 Slot, Video Out,
Windows Vista Home Premium
these are the specs that the laptop my friend has.
One of the things that sold me on this laptop was the screen. The screen is excellent. It is bright and clear, and provides a respectable
1280×800 resolution in a widescreen format. there are other notebooks with higher resolution. but It really comes down to preference. For me, I ...
TechKing123 09.09.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of HP Pavilion dv6
Advantages: design, price, sound isaolation, bass-line Disadvantages: materials, a lot of plastic, no volume controller, not competely packable
I used to have The good old HP 400 series, but unfortunately wire got broken several times and i decided to buy new ones. I picked new HP400-s, cause previous ones were exellent in every way. I have to say im a bit dissapointed with the new ones- older ones were made partly of metal, had plastic/rubber protectors behind leather, had mono wire instead of L and R wires, had volume controller on wire and were completely packable. New HP400 is fully made of plastic (exeption is leather head cover), have much less weight and look much cheaper- in design and materials.
But still, compared to similar headphones from other companies, Philips still has pretty good sound for the price (mine cost only 20£), though it seems that Philips is cutting off on quality. ...
