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HP Pavilion A6200N Desktop PC (AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor 5000+, 2 GB RAM, 360 GB Hard Drive, Vista Premium)
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HP Pavilion A6200N Desktop PC (AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor 5000+, 2 GB RAM, 360 GB Hard Drive, Vista Premium)

This product has been Factory Refurbished to perform as new. It Comes with 90-Day Factory Warranty from HP
HP Pavilion desktop PCs include a variety of features that make taking and sharing digital pictures easier than ever. The HP Pavilion A6200N Desktop PC gives you the tools to make working with digital photos and video clips fun. Organize, edit, share and protect your digital photos with HP Photosmart Essential. The front-panel 15-in-1 Memory Card Reader makes it easy to transfer photos and files from your digital peripheral devices. The SuperMulti DVD burner with LightScribe technology lets you create custom, silkscreen-quality labels and artwork directly onto LightScribe-enabled discs. The Windows Vista Home Premium operating system is the preferred edition for home desktop PCs. NVidia Geforce 6150 SE with 64MB dedicated Video Memory, with up to 128MB shared SuperMulti DVD Burner Drive with LightScribe High Definition Audio, 8 speaker configurable 10/100BaseT network 15-in-1 memory card reader Front ports - 2 USB, IEEE 1394, Microphone/Line-in Back ports - 4 USB, IEEE 1394, Headphone, Digital Audio In/Out, Microphone/Line-in/Line-out, Rear speaker-out, Side speaker out, Center (subwoofer), 2 PS2 ports (keyboard, mouse), RJ-11 (Modem), RJ-45, VGA Expansion slots - 2 PCI (1 available), 1 PCI Express x1 (available), 1 PCI Express x16 (occupied) Drive bays - 2 external 5.25 (1 available), 1 external 3.5 (occupied), 2 internal 3.5 (1 available) Monitor is not included

  • Sleek and shiny black-and-silver desktop with 2.6 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ dual-core processor

  • 360 GB hard drive, 2 GB RAM (8 GB max), 16x dual-layer DVD burner with LightScribe disc printing

  • Open drive bay for an optional HP Pocket Media Drive; Nvidia GeForce 6150 video/graphics card with 128 MB of dedicated memory

  • Connectivity: six USB 2.0; two FireWire; 15-in-1 memory card reader; 10/100 Fast Ethernet

  • Pre-installed with Windows Vista Home Premium (with Media Center capabilities)

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List Price: $788.00
Our Price: $729.84
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Product Details:
Product Length: 6.89 inches
Product Width: 9.64 inches
Product Height: 16.28 inches
Package Length: 22.8 inches
Package Width: 19.7 inches
Package Height: 9.5 inches
Package Weight: 25.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 32 reviews
 
 

Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:3.5
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5Excellent machine  May 06, 2008
Purchased this machine in November '07. I was only hooked up to the onboard video long enough to see if the machine would boot up and when it did I immediately added a mid-grade video card and upgraded to a 430 watt ThermalTake power supply. I also added an additional 2GB system memory, even though the standard 2GB would have probably been quite sufficient. I'm not convinced it is absolutely necessary add memory to run Vista, but you can't have too much of the stuff either. Vista Home Premium is what it is...I guess we'll have to get used to it eventually. I don't have any particular problems with Vista, just some things rearranged and not where I got used to them being. The machine has plenty of horsepower to operate the Aero desktop so at least you get that benefit from the Vista OS. The Vista driver for my ancient HP PSC1210 All-In-One supported just the basic print functions (and not very well at that) and HP said they weren't going to release Vista drivers for that printer, so that gave me the excuse to go buy an Epson. The machine has flawlessly run everything I've asked it to run for these 6 months now, so I guess I have enough hours on it to be able to recommend it to anyone thinking about purchasing a new machine.


HP Pavilion A6200N Desktop PC (AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor 5000+, 2 GB RAM, 360 GB Hard Drive, Vista Premium)

1Think Twice Before you buy HP  Apr 03, 2008
I purchased an HP Pavilion a year ago. It came with a broken 9 in 1 card. In less than a year the hard drive went out. Wanna know if HP service lives up to the ads? I found out...because of the two breakdowns. They fixed both, but when the machine was returned after repair to the hard drive, the front cover was broken. Two tabs that hold it in place had been broken during service. Not a big problem, but the fight I've had with HP since is the real story. They wanted me to ship the pc back again, rather than just ship me a new cover. They assigned a case manager since we didn't want to ship the PC back. He would call us back within 24-48 hours, during a time convenient to us. 1 1/2 weeks later I called back to see why we hadn't been called and was told I had to call the case manager during his working hours which start at 11pm Eastern Daylight time. I can't figure out why they asked us what hours were convenient for us. This issue still isn't resolved. I hope your experience with their award winning service is better because you may well be depending on it.

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4Excellent Budget Desktop, HIghly Recommended  Mar 03, 2008
None of the problems described by negative reviews on Amazon occurred for me at all. I purchased this PC a month ago. As I am a gamer I will be installing new Power Supply next month, along with new graphics card, but even as-is the system runs World of Warcraft (an older game) at very acceptable frame rates on medium settings. Make sure to disable all of the HP software bundled with this thing in Selective Startup, (its useless).


This machine is a perfectly fine desktop for basic needs, and is a great platform for future upgrades, provided you upgrade PSU, which many other reviewers also mentioned. The lack of a dedicated graphics card is also a pain, but as there is a wealth of expansion slots, including PCI Express 16, it isn't that big of a deal.

All of these Vista nightmares I expected never panned out. Vista just isn't that bad an OS, despite what I feared.

Highly recommended.

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5Couldn't Be Happier!  Feb 25, 2008
After looking at many brands, I finally decided that the wise decision was to go with the HP. For the money, no other brand could even come close to all of the many pros this machine has to offer. My internet is lighting fast and with the huge amount of space on the hard drive I reinstalled my Kodak Easy Share program. Even with this large program taking up hard drive space, it will take a long time for me to use the rest of it up! I love Windows Vista as well.

I am so happy with this machine and I wish I would have purchased it a long time ago!

5Great PC  Feb 12, 2008
The HP Pavilion A622ON Desktop is a great machine for the price. Setup went without a hitch and the software provided walks you through every step. My high speed internet connection was detected automatically and I was on-line within 10 minutes of hooking everything up. New software installed to work with Vista also went smooth and with no problems.