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HP Launches the 17-Inch EliteBook 8740w Notebook, Starts At $2,000
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We knew this was coming and it's official. HP has just launched the EliteBook 8740w which is a 17-inch notebook for the professionals out there. It's packing a mighty fine spec sheet including a Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) resolution LED-backlit display, Core i5 / i7-820QM CPU options, Nvidia Quadro / ATI FirePro graphics options, up to 16GB of RAM, and various HDD options (no SSD options though). There's also room for two USB 3.0 ports, eSATA / VGA / RJ45 / Firewire ports, a possible Gobi chipset, an optional 2MP webcam. The sad part about all of this is that there is no HDMI output, which is a real big let down.
The base model for this notebook will cost you $2,000, while the high-end model will cost you $3,900. Crunch Gear points out that it's a solid match to the Dell Precision M6500, but the Dell model actually has a Core i7-920XM option so it's definitely faster - then again the Dell is more expensive, starting at $2,749. Choose wisely.
[Crunch Gear]
The base model for this notebook will cost you $2,000, while the high-end model will cost you $3,900. Crunch Gear points out that it's a solid match to the Dell Precision M6500, but the Dell model actually has a Core i7-920XM option so it's definitely faster - then again the Dell is more expensive, starting at $2,749. Choose wisely.
[Crunch Gear]
Wednesday, March 24, 2010 | 0 Comments
HP EliteBook 8740w Notebook Specs Spotted, Packing ATI FirePro M7820 GPU
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HP plans to launch yet another notebook as a part of their EliteBook lineup and it'll be the 8740w. This notebook will be packing ATI FirePro M7820 graphics which actually hasn't even been announced yet - so it should be soon. Along with that, it'll also feature a powerful Core i7-720QM CPU, up to 16GB of DDR3 RAM (via four slots), and Windows 7. You should probably start saving your money if this tickles your fancy.
[Engadget]
Thursday, March 04, 2010 | 0 Comments
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