HP Introduces New Notebook Portfolio Powered by New AMD Chips
HP today expanded its consumer and business notebook portfolios with 11 new models utilizing AMDs latest VISION Technology.
The new models are powered by AMDs A-series Accelerated Processing Units (APUs) that combine CPU cores and discrete-graphics onto a single die of silicon.
The HP Pavilion dv-series (Pavilion dv4, dv6 and dv7) has been designed for entertainemt and is equipped with features such as HP CoolSense, HP True Vision HD webcam and HP Beats Audio (Pavilion metal dv6 and dv7). The dv-series also offers more than two times the graphics performance compared with previous-generation integrated graphics.
The HP Pavilion g-series (Pavilion g4, g6 and g7) balances productivity with efficiency for everyday performance. The addition of AMD technology provides rapid page loads, which can enable programs such as Internet Explorer 9 to run even faster.
The HP ProBook b-series (HP ProBook 6465b and ProBook 6565b), featuring AMD VISION Pro technology, offers security and increased performance, while sporting a new tungsten-colored design with a bead-blasted aluminum display enclosure and smudge- and wear-resistant HP DuraFinish.
The HP ProBook s-series (ProBook 4535s, 4435s and 4436s) combines a brushed-aluminum finish in a metallic gray color in addition to a touchpad with gesture support and an integrated high-definition (HD) webcam.
HP Pavilion dv- and g-series notebooks offer optional dual graphics, balancing performance with power needs by switching between single- and dual-graphics modes. AMD Image Enhance with AMD Perfect Picture HD also automatically adjusts for dynamic color and contrast.
Business productivity is improved with AMD VISION Pro Technology and AMD Radeon Dual Graphics on the ProBook s-series and UMA graphics on the ProBook b-series, enabling optimal multitasking for video-conferencing, web browsing and graphics-intensive applications. Additionally, AMD Turbo Core Technology balances performance and battery life for more efficient computing, while AMD AllDay Power allows for extended notebook runtime.
The HP Pavilion dv6 starts at $599.99 and the Pavilion dv7 starts at $699.99. The Pavilion dv6 and dv7 are expected to be available in July.
The HP Pavilion g4 starts at $449.99, the Pavilion g6 starts at $498 and the Pavilion g7 starts at $499. The HP Pavilion g-series is expected to be available in July.
The HP ProBook b-series starts at $679. The HP ProBook b-series is expected to be available on June 27. The HP ProBook s-series starts at $519 and is expected to be available on June 27.
The HP Pavilion dv-series (Pavilion dv4, dv6 and dv7) has been designed for entertainemt and is equipped with features such as HP CoolSense, HP True Vision HD webcam and HP Beats Audio (Pavilion metal dv6 and dv7). The dv-series also offers more than two times the graphics performance compared with previous-generation integrated graphics.
The HP Pavilion g-series (Pavilion g4, g6 and g7) balances productivity with efficiency for everyday performance. The addition of AMD technology provides rapid page loads, which can enable programs such as Internet Explorer 9 to run even faster.
The HP ProBook b-series (HP ProBook 6465b and ProBook 6565b), featuring AMD VISION Pro technology, offers security and increased performance, while sporting a new tungsten-colored design with a bead-blasted aluminum display enclosure and smudge- and wear-resistant HP DuraFinish.
The HP ProBook s-series (ProBook 4535s, 4435s and 4436s) combines a brushed-aluminum finish in a metallic gray color in addition to a touchpad with gesture support and an integrated high-definition (HD) webcam.
HP Pavilion dv- and g-series notebooks offer optional dual graphics, balancing performance with power needs by switching between single- and dual-graphics modes. AMD Image Enhance with AMD Perfect Picture HD also automatically adjusts for dynamic color and contrast.
Business productivity is improved with AMD VISION Pro Technology and AMD Radeon Dual Graphics on the ProBook s-series and UMA graphics on the ProBook b-series, enabling optimal multitasking for video-conferencing, web browsing and graphics-intensive applications. Additionally, AMD Turbo Core Technology balances performance and battery life for more efficient computing, while AMD AllDay Power allows for extended notebook runtime.
The HP Pavilion dv6 starts at $599.99 and the Pavilion dv7 starts at $699.99. The Pavilion dv6 and dv7 are expected to be available in July.
The HP Pavilion g4 starts at $449.99, the Pavilion g6 starts at $498 and the Pavilion g7 starts at $499. The HP Pavilion g-series is expected to be available in July.
The HP ProBook b-series starts at $679. The HP ProBook b-series is expected to be available on June 27. The HP ProBook s-series starts at $519 and is expected to be available on June 27.
