HP hasn't stopped just yet. They updated their 14.5-inch Pavilion 15.6-inch dv5, dv6, and 17.3-inch dv7 (above) notebooks. They all have a new aluminum body which looks quite sexy and it's accompanied with AMD's new dual and quad-core CPU options - the dual-core 2.8GHz Phenom II N620 for example. The dv5 has support for up to 1TB of HDD storage, but there's nothing else too exciting in there. The dv6 sports a touchscreen display and packs up to 1TB of HDD storage, while the dv7 has up to 2TB of HDD Storage and discrete ATI Radeon graphics that support Crossfire and "Beats-processed audio that includes a subwoofer." This Pavilion refresh will come on May 19th and the dv5 and dv6 notebooks will be going for $650, the dv7 will cost you $800.
They didn't stop there. They've updated their 14-inch Pavilion dm4 as well and it now has support for full-power Intel CPUs as well as up to a 640GB HDD, and discrete ATI Mobility Radeon graphics. HP decided to rip out the optical drive so it's now under an inch thick and weighs 4.4 pounds. This one will cost you $730 and will also be available on the 19th.
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Electronista]
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