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HP Pavilion 14 (14-dv0000) review – getting the Pavilion series on the right track

HP Pavilion 14 (14-dv0000) review – getting the Pavilion series on the right track

Posted on April 13, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Unsurprisingly, we found the Pavilion 14 (14-dv0000) in the “laptops for school” section on HP’s Web page. However, this notebook can be used in a wide variety of scenarios with the most popular one being as an everyday device. It packs the punch thanks to the Tiger Lake processors of Intel, which may actually mean that you can not only use it for work and projects, but also for entertainment, including some mild gaming.
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