Specifications
System
| Mainstream |
| May 2011 |
| £300 |
| 15.6 inch Glossy LCD (LED-lit) (1366x768 px) |
| 1.00 GHz AMD C Series C-50 (2 cores) |
| 2 GB DDR3 |
| 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium |
| 1 Year Collect-and-Return |
Storage
| HDD 5400 rpm |
| 320 GB |
| DVD RW |
Graphics
| AMD Radeon HD 6250M |
| Shared |
| Integrated |
| 1710 |
Connectivity
Dimensions & Weight
| 36 mm |
| 376 mm |
| 247 mm |
| 2.6 kg |
Input Devices
Multimedia
Communications
| 10/100 |
| B/G/N |
 |
| None |
Power
| 65 W |
| 47 WHr |
| 6-Cell |
| 5 hours |
Reviews
If you really can't spend more than £300 on a notebook the HP Compaq Presario CQ57-371EA is probably your best choice thanks to not only the sufficient performance but also a good battery life that previous generation AMD and any Intel's budget platform can't come anywhere near. Still we think you would be better of spending an extra £50 on a previous generation Intel Core i3 notebook. Why not check out the SaveOnLaptops Core i3 Sale that currently starts at £315 for the HP 630.
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The Compaq Presario CQ57- 366SA is a perfectly acceptable budget laptop, with special mention going to the battery life and speaker system. It doesn't look, or perform, like a standout laptop and there are alternatives - such as the Acer Aspire 5742 - but if you're searching for a basic machine for the next year or two this is a good pick.
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