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HP Pavilion DV2 Notebook is HPs first 12-inch, Full Functioning Consumer Laptop
3:01PM Adrian Covert | All of HP’s 12-inch (and under) laptops have either been tablets, netbooks, or products aimed at the business crowd—until now. The Pavilion DV2 is HP’s new 12-inch consumer laptop that is under an inch thick. More »
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HP’s Pavilion dv3500t Its First 13.3-Inch Notebook, Appropriately Coloured Bronze
9:00AM Matt Buchanan | How did HP, the second largest computer maker in the US, get away with not having a 13.3-inch notebook for so damn long? It’s like the perfect notebook size. The Pavilion dv3500t is their first, which is its most exceptional feature, actually. Otherwise, it’s a pretty standard collection of the latest in notebook silicon—with specs running up to a 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo, 8GB RAM and 400GB hard drive, with a 512MB Nvidia GeForce 9300M as standard—dipped in a kind of attractive liquid bronze candy coating. It starts at $US1000, and congrats on finally getting there, HP. [HP via Laptoping] More »
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Brilliant: HP Packages Laptop in its Own Bag
10:54PM Mark Wilson | We’ve seem our share of good packaging ideas and bad packaging ideas, but this new method from HP is a great packaging idea. Their Pavilion dv692 systems available at Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club will sit on the shelf in their own recycled material messenger bags, stabilised and protected with internal air bubbles. This alternative to huge boxes shoved full of styrofoam has reduced HP’s individual consumer packaging by an outrageous 97%. More »
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HP Pavillion DV Series Notebooks Redesigned with Magic Chrome, Blu-ray, HD Tuners and More
6:00PM Benny Goldman | HP overhauled its feature-packed consumer DV notebooks, the familiar black-and-silver ID getting a “magic chrome” enhancement: otherwise invisible controls light-up when touched. It’s the first new look for the Pavilion line since 2006. The entire line features HD tuners, Blu-ray drives, webcams, fingerprint readers and built-in 3G internet. Here’s a closer look at the line, as well as a newest TX tablet PC and the XB4, the laptop dock equivalent of Batman’s utility belt. The Pavilion dv4 is the baby of the bunch at 14.1″. It has a maximum 320GB hard drive and 3 USB ports. Base price is $800 for an AMD processor or $1000 for Intel, and they’ll be on sale in September. More »
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