The first official thing that HP has announced at CES is a bunch of upgrades to their own
Envy 17, Pavilion
dv6, and
dv7 notebooks. All of them now feature Intel Core 2011 CPUs with the Envy 17 being the most powerful of three with the new quad-core Core i7 CPU. Inside the Envy 17 you'll also find WiDi and AMD's new Radeon HD 6850M GPU which will definitely make this a worthy desktop replacement. This notebook will reportedly have up to 2TB of internal storage, the same CoolSense technology that you'll find in the company's dm3 notebook, and the 3D model will have TriDef Ignition Game Player which will give you "stereoscopic 3D for 2D games". Price and release date are still TBA for notebook.
Inside the dv6 and dv7 you'll find the new Intel Core 2011 CPUs (like I already mentioned), less powerful AMD graphics and the dv7 has options for Beats audio. The dv6 and dv7 notebooks will be available on January 9th for $899 and $999, respectively.
[
Electronista]
