HP Pavilion DV6, DV7 and DV8: models and prices

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HP renews its range of consumer notebooks with the new configurations of series HP Pavilion DV6, DV7 and DV8. Here are the features and prices of models reserved for the market.

By integrating the new Intel Core i3, i5, i7, the new Nvidia graphics cards and memory capacities up to a maximum of 6GB, notebooks HP Pavilion DV6, dv7 and DV8 excellent performance. With the resolution of HD displays, however, allow the maximum multimedia enjoyment and involvement in high definition.

Hewlett-Packard updates its range of portable PCs by 15.6 inches, Pavilion DV6 based on Intel Calpella platform and Windows 7 by a model with an Intel Core Arrandale i3. The HP shows off the HP Imprint finish with decorative circular Espresso black-white display on the lid and palm rest. Touchpad silver, slightly off to the left, has two selection buttons and a thin surface sensitive evident, while the keyboard has a numeric keypad.

The audio ports are located on the front edge to the right, while most of the interfaces takes place on the side sinitro. The optical drive occupies the right flank. The new HP Pavilion DV6 he was among the models with 15.6 inches Calpella less expensive on the market. Thanks to the Intel Core i3 and its 4GB of RAM is fully supported by the operating system Windows 7, the notebook is addressed to all those who play traditional sports office. The dedicated graphics card, Nvidia GeForce 105M G is an entry-level version that I will manage to play titles a little expensive resources in 3D. Overall, the HP notebook will be perfectly capable of reading HD video, thanks to its LCD screen with 16:9 format particularly adeguado to this job. E ‘appreciated the presence of e-SATA and Firewire ports.

HP Pavilion dv7, available in both finishes Moonlight Express, can be configured with Intel Core i7, i5 and i3 thereby meeting the needs of all users. Connectivity is mostly on the left side with a VGA, ExpressCard, Ethernet, HDMI, USB (x2) and Firewire. The rest of the interfaces is located on the right side, with the exception of audio jacks on the front edge. The touchpad is silver and is accompanied by separate selection buttons. Even in this case, the keyboard has a numeric keypad.

HP Pavilion dv7 notebook is a cross-functional, addressed to those seeking a desktop-replacement media to be 17.3 inches. The top of the range model will be equipped with an Intel Core i7-720QM, able to handle multitasking sessions. The equipment is completed by 4GB of memory, supported entirely from Windows 7 64bit, and a very convenient data storage space that can reach 640GB at 5400rpm.

The crown jewel of the entire lineup of the U.S. consumer is DV8 HP Pavilion, a 18.4-inch notebook oriented multimedia applications. It is configured with an Intel chipset and processor HM55 Intel Core i7-720QM, 4GB of DDR3 memory at 1333MHz, and two 500GB SATA hard drive 7200rpm. The NVIDIA GeForce 230M with 1GB of dedicated memory and 2.8GB of TurboCache seamlessly manages a 18.4-inch LED LCD Full HD WUXGA Ultra Brightview Infinity at 1920 × 1080.

Profile multimedia features a Blu-ray, Altec Lansing 2.1 speaker system, Dolby Home Theater certified and remote HP ScrollSmart. The connectivity module uses a Wi-Fi a / g / n, Bluetooth, HDMI, VGA, Firewire, ExpressCard54, IF, audio jacks, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 (x4 a combo e-SATA), as well as card reader 5in1. With the weight of 4.06Kg and dimensions of 436 x 286 x 33.7-43.7 mm, DV8 HP Pavilion integrates the operating system Windows 7. The DV6 HP Pavilion, dv7 and DV8 are available since February, starting from 699 € including VAT.