evoution excel 1 hp looks huge ... would it be too big under any circumstance? Only 2 items needed are the powercord and dishwasher connector kit?
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It's roughly the same size as our old (different brand) AND a LOT QUIETER. Yes, all you need are the powercord. It's been a few months, but I don't remember ordering the dishwasher connector kit. However, a plumber installed ours. We really are enjoying ours.
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It is larger than a standard unit, so it hangs down ~2" lower and is somewhat wider, as well. My install was a swap, so I had power and dishwasher plumbing in place. Check the details about the dishwasher connection. There were extra parts when I got done, I thought they were related to dishwasher connection.
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In a standard base cabinet it will fit just fine. It is a little bigger than other garbage disposals, but for the grinding power it is great. The only thing is the warranty, if it isn't broken, you will have to pay for the service call. Yes, only 2 items needed, but ensure that the discharge hose screw is tightened. I had mine leak, until I tightened it.
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None. Just make sure you have room under sink for specific model. Has nothing to do with hp
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Yes, I have full Office with outlook, excel, powerpoint, etc... there is plenty of space, and it runs great. Windows runs on its own drive, and I added it to that drive with room to spare. The 1225B s a full capability laptop
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i agree with steve - decide what you want this system to do first, then research stuff... you can also do a virtual build with pcpartpicker (which is the site i used)...I ended up with a Gigabyte board (GA-78LMT-USB3) to replace internals of an HP system.. Depending on where you go to buy it, it's holding around $50.. been running it since September with no problems.. :)
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IMO the 1000HE will fit your needs. Recognize that MS Office is not included, so you will have to compromise and use Star Office, unless you have the ability to add Office on your own. As long as you are using Word 2003 or earlier, Star Office is a viable solution.As to buyers remorse, so far the device has met and exceeded my expectations, considering its price-point compared to "competing" netbooks. While 9 hours of battery time seems like a far-fetched claim, I'm perfectly happy with the 7 hours or so I seem to be getting.My only criticism has been the sound quality from the speakers. Turning on the Dolby helps, but at best the audio is mediocre. IMO the 1000HE will fit your needs. Recognize that MS Office is not included, so you will have to compromise and use Star Office, unless you have the ability to add Office on your own. As long as you are using Word 2003 or earlier, Star Office is a viable solution.As to buyers remorse, so far the device has met and exceeded my expectations, considering its price-point compared to "competing" netbooks. While 9 hours of battery time seems like a far-fetched claim, I'm perfectly happy with the 7 hours or so I seem to be getting.My only criticism has been the... » Read More IMO the 1000HE will fit your needs. Recognize that MS Office is not included, so you will have to compromise and use Star Office, unless you have the ability to add Office on your own. As long as you are using Word 2003 or earlier, Star Office is a viable solution.As to buyers remorse, so far the device has met and exceeded my expectations, considering its price-point compared to "competing" netbooks. While 9 hours of battery time seems like a far-fetched claim, I'm perfectly happy with the 7 hours or so I seem to be getting.My only criticism has been the sound quality from the speakers. Turning on the Dolby helps, but at best the audio is mediocre. « Show Less
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Get the larger one. Your going to want more room for power cords and such. Trust me
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Desk or disk space? If disk, maybe you could install it to a flash drive or something? There's not really a lot to get around that. If desk space is an issue: The version I have came with my machine and does require the machine be plugged in and on when the application is first opened. You can unplug it once the app is open and so long as you don't close the application you'll be able do your designing. It will have to be plugged in to send the design to the machine though. If you have the money, you might try something like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GV00ZM/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_C2UNub13RSVW9 I haven't tried it myself (I installed the software to my laptop and set up a card table next to the machine for it) but this one has fairly good reviews.
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It DOES NOT so watch it and consider you will need to add the operating system ($55-70) on e bay depending on which version you want. Also, mine came with two lousy gigs of memory and these are SODIMM's because this is a compact unit which means memory is expensive. I just purchased two 2GB sodimm modules for another $50 (the computer only has two slots) on eby as well so just be advised, plan on at least another $100 to get this thing working. I do recommend refurb HP machines because these are business grade machines and they're built like tanks but just know what you're getting.
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I'm not sure regarding HP as I have a Dell Inspiron. Make sure your power plug is ROUND (not hex or octagon) and 7.4 mm in diameter. If so you should be OK. I am very satisfied with mine.
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Your biggest issue will be the electric connection... plug and wiring capacity. If you have a proper UK power supply from Fujitsu and the machine is capable of handling your power (not sure if you are 225 or 110) then you should have no problem. This is a question for Fujitsu. You may need to be sure that you are getting a UK unit and not a USA unit. Once installed, it is a great machine and easy to use. It accommodates many sizes of paper as the guides are infinitely adjustable horizontally.
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Sorry. I returned this item, as it did not fit my needs. I don't remember the sizes. I would contact HP customer Service. They can answer this. Good Luck.
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I have, it looks great, very high resolution, looks awesome playing HD quicktime movie trailers on it. Connect my Powerbook through mini-DVI to DVI converter, then use a DVI to HDMI cord its pretty huge though.. for a monitor for regular use, in my opinion, but maybe i'm just used to my 13" powerbook screen.
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I've never used photo shop, but I can say I have loaded this up with SEVERAL programs at once, excel, word, two different stock trading platforms, all running at the same time and it handled it fine. Don't think you'd have a problem. As I have commented here before, the only issue I have with the computer is the speakers on max volume are barely loud enough. I had to purchase external USB speakers to listen to music while I work.
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I haven't yet gotten a drive to work with it. However, it looks like it (1) requires a special adaptor that you'll need to buy directly from HP for about $57. And (2) the drive bay looks like it may only accept 7mm drives, so if you plan to put a 9.5mm drive in it, I don't think it will work.
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Sorry don't have an answer,returned the unit as it was too large for my area.
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I have had no problem with the SP2615x20. I replaced a 2 HP with it and it works fine.
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Nope. The HP you are referring to only has 1 2.5 inch bay, so unless you modded that case there no place for another drive. a 1TB drive would double your capacity though. So I'd check that out.