HP's latest Pavilion and ENVY notebooks have arrived for sale, with the ENVY 17 kicking off at at $1,399.99. The Pavilion dm4, meanwhile, starts at $729.99, while the dv5 starts at $799.99 and the dv6 at $699.99. Finally the Pavilion dv7 begins at $849.99.
We can't help it, we're picky; while the HP ENVY 13 and ENVY 15 are all well and good, we still want an ENVY 14 and ENVY 17 to slot into the range. Rumors have circulated for some time now about just such machines, and some judicious digging over by the NotebookReview forum members has turned up a couple of support documents seemingly confirming the 14- and 17-inch variants.
With the holiday shopping season in full swing, how about the chance to win something to cheer you up come Christmas day? HP and SlashGear are giving away an HP ENVY 15 notebook, complete with laser-etched aluminum chassis, 15.6-inch LED backlit Full HD display, Beats Audio and a Core i7 processor, to one lucky reader.
HP’s Envy range promises MacBook style at mainstream prices, but is there a gap in-between the 13.1-inch Envy 13 and the 15-inch Envy 15? HP seem to think so; according to a support page on the company’s site there’s an Envy 14 on the horizon, which we’d presume would offer a 14-inch display.
HP has unveiled their holiday line-up, and the standouts are obviously the flagship HP Envy 13 and Envy 15 notebooks. Toting 13.1-inch and 15-inch LCD displays respectively, the Envy 13 tips the scales at 3.74lbs and measures just 0.8-inches thick, while the larger Envy 15 is 5.18lbs and just 1-inch thick. The Envy 13 uses Intel's Core 2 Duo SL9400 processor, while the Envy 15 gets the new Core i7-720QM CPU.