Isaiah's Tech

HP has unveiled a bunch of new notebooks today and this post is regarding the Pavilion dv4, the redesigned Mini 210, and the Envy 14. First up is the Pavilion dv4 which is pictured above. This one will be available on May 18th starting at $599 if you're interested. This will get you the base model which features a 14-inch HD display, Sandy Bridge CPUs, a bunch of DDR3 RAM options, up to a 1TB HDD, Dolby Home Theater audio, an optional Blu-ray player, and the company's CoolSense tech.

Next up is the Mini 210 which is just a 10.1-inch netbook. Sadly, the specs aren't upgraded so you're stuck with the same old ones except this time it has Beats Audio which you may or may not care for. Thankfully, the standard battery is now a 6-cell (improvement over the 4-cell) and will last 8.8 hours. This will be available on June 15th for $299 and $30 more will get you a cooler colour.

Last, but not least, HP has upgraded their Envy 14 notebook which tries its best to be a MacBook Pro. This 14-inch notebook now features Intel "Sandy Bridge" CPUs, an improved multitouch trackpad, and USB 3.0 ports. This will be available for June 15th and will start at $999.

[Engadget]

HP could be gearing up for a bunch of notebooks for the Summertime. The HP dm4 notebook could be outed with Intel / AMD CPUs along with switchable graphics and an optical drive. This will, of course, sport a 14-inch display and could also have an aluminum body. HP's dv6 and dv7 notebooks will reportedly also be getting an aluminum lid along with a chiclet keyboard and the buttonless trackpad (which HP will hopefully improve). The dv6 could sport an optional touchscreen display and quad-core AMD processors which would be a first.

The dv5 could also be making a comeback as well, which will be a great addition. Let's hope HP can confirm this in a couple of weeks / months because Summer is almost here.

[Crunch Gear]