HP Probook 5310m, Ultraportable Laptop

Hewlett-Packard released their Probook 5310m (VQ468ET) less than 760 euros, an ultraportable 13.3-inch format in CULVER Intel platform and Windows 7 with a matte screen and a fast hard disk.

The HP Probook 5310m (VQ468ET) is configured with an Intel chipset GS45 + ICH9M, a Core 2 Duo SP9300 (2.26 GHz), 2 GB DDR3 1066 MHz (1 slot, max 4GB), hard disk SATA 320 GB at 7200 rpm, some graphics Intel GMA X4500MHD, 13.3''screen LED Backlight BrightView a resolution of 1366 × 768, a 2.0 megapixel webcam with microphone, a card reader 2 in 1, 2 speakers and interfaces Wi-Fi a / b / g / n, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, DisplayPort, Audio Combo Headphone / Microphone, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 (x3).


It weighs 1.7 kg with its rechargeable Lithium-Ion 4 Cell 2800mAh 37WHr which gives autonomy announced more than 7 hours in 7 Windows Home Premium 32-bit and measuring 328 x 221 x 23.5 mm.

ProtectTools that integrates several tools for hard disk encryption, management and password security system is installed as HP QuickLook 3 which allows access to e-mails and details of contacts in seconds without to start the system and HP QuickWeb with which you can access the Internet in seconds, even if the computer is off.

Designed magnesium alloy, it sports a clean and elegant design with a brushed metal finish of the most beautiful effect. The Synaptics touchpad displays a glossy finish and is seen decked out in two separate buttons mast. The keyboard is it a model for flat keys with a dull edge also brilliant.

The Ethernet connectors, DisplayPort and USB are on the left side towards the front while the other two USB, Audio port and card reader are positioned in the rear to the front on the right side.

Available for less than 760 euros in Rue du Commerce (-5% with code SUPERNOEL), the HP Probook 5310m (VQ468ET) is intended to use office / internet and mobile multimedia classic.

It boasts a Core 2 Duo processor which enables it to be comfortable multitasking while the amount of RAM is a bit tight compared to current standards.

He catches up with the responsiveness of fast disk capacity comfortable. The graphic part is it more efficient for an integrated chipset. The games are clearly not the target but he is able to play HD videos.

Moreover, the 16:9 format screen is well suited to this type of multimedia use. However, the vertical resolution is limited to the office and surfing which is a shame because this is the primary purpose of this notebook.

The connection is correct but it is no doubt that some would have preferred the presence of an HDMI output instead of DisplayPort. Finally, it lacks unity and optical benefits and a weight content.