The CQ61Z is just another HP Compaq laptop that belongs to the Presario line. It was recently announced by HP and it can feature various processors, be it an AMD Sempron single core M100, or an ADM dual core CPU (M300, M320, and more).

ATI is responsible for the graphics department with its HD 4200, but I bet the 4GB of DDR3 memory will also be a good help. The display screen measures 15.6-inches, and the hard-drive space can go up to 500GB. The default model comes with a DVD burner but you can opt for a Blu-ray drive.

Other features of the HP Compaq Presario CQ61Zinclude a VGA output, HDMI as optional, and Windows 7 Home Premium as the OS.

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HP has been releasing a couple of interesting laptops lately, and one of those is on the Pavilion line, more specifically the dm1.

The small HP unit can be considered a UMPC - Ultra Mobile Personal Computer - and it has a 11-6inch screen. In terms of dimensions and weight, it has 289 x 204 x 19.8mm, and 1.39kg.

In terms of technical features, the Pavilion dm1 features an Intel SU2300 dual-core processor running at 1.2GHz, it can handle up to 3GB of memory RAM, a 320GB hard-drive, and a price tag of $665.

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HP finally has an official release date for the Pavilion dv8, otherwise known as the “entertainment laptop”. It features a large 18.4 inch screen with 1,920 x 1,080 screen, a Core i7 processor, dual 320GB hard drives, 4GB of RAM, an NVIDIA GeForce GT230 graphics with 1GB of RAM, a Blu-ray drive, and a built in TV tuner. The HP Pavilion dv8 will be out in the United Kingdom starting October 22nd for a little over $2,000.

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Last month we showed you HP’s brand new Envy 15 laptop. Today we show you HP’s brand new Envy 15 Beats edition notebook.

HP has yet to release exact details regarding the hardware specs of this laptop but they have said there will be a Core i7 processor and electronista hypothesizes that it will include a Mobility Radeon HD 4830 GPU.

The HP Envy 15 Beats edition notebook will be made available on October 22nd and start at $2,299.

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Don’t look so surprised by that number! Windows Mobile 6.5 is coming and it looks like there are quite a few phone makers ready to roll phone capable or running Microsoft’s newest OS. And while we’re definitely thrilled to see that concept tablet, the Courier already, we can’t say we’re similarly interested in Windows Mobile 6.5. The OS is clearly a transition platform from the old Windows Mobile 6 to the future Windows Mobile 7.

Nonetheless manufacturers out there are ready to launch Windows Mobile 6.5 phones! Those 30 new handsets capable of running Microsoft latest OS will be made by HTC, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson, Acer, Toshiba and HP. The phones will be released by the end of the year and we know a few carriers are definitely interested: AT&T, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, Orange, T-Mobile, Vodafone, NTT DoCoMo, Softbank Mobile, SKT, Telestra and Telus.

Will you buy a Windows Mobile 6.5 phone?

via digitimes

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In order to remain alive in the big market of laptops, HP has updated their Envy line with two new products: the Envy 13 and 15, which will be released on the second week of October.

The HP Envy 15 is obviously a 15-inch laptop with a price tag of $1,800 and comes with a top-notch processor: Core i7 quad-core from Intel. The memory RAM is also pretty good because it can handle 16GB of DDR3, while the graphics card is powered by a Mobility Radeon HD 4830 with 1GB. To make it lighter HP decided to use SSD hard-drives.

As for the HP Envy 13, it also runs with SSD drives and has a 1.86GHz Core 2 Duo S processor, with the same graphics card, and a different approach to the memory RAM - from 3GB to 5GB. The 9-cell battery is good enough for 7 hours, and the price is approximately $1,700.

Tags: envy, HP, hp 13, hp15, Laptops

HP has launched a new laptop called Mini 311. As you can guess by the name, this is a mini notebook with a 11.6-inch screen, that makes use of the ION platform made by Nvidia.

The Mini 311 supports a 1366×768 resolution and comes with an Intel Atom N720 processor at 1.6GHz, plus 1GB of RAM, and a hard-drive of 160GB. The 6-cell battery should be more than enough for a couple of hours working non-stop, while the built-in camera and microphone are a must in nowadays laptops.

The laptop is priced at $400 and will become available on the following weeks in 2 different versions: with XP Home OS, and Windows Vista.

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Hewlett Packard has unveiled two thin full-performance notebooks in the market which should add to the everyday mobility and computing needs of consumers today. HP presents the HP ProBook 5310m and HP Pavilion dm3, both slim and stylish which should capture the eye of techie geeks looking for new laptops available in the market.

The HP ProBook 5310m boasts of a 0.9” thin frame which weighs only 3.7 lbs. It comes with a 13.3” diagonal LED HD display and a standard voltage processor for maximum productivity. It comes in two optional processors, an Intel Celeron dual core ($699) and an Intel Core 2 Duo processor ($899) with a battery that can last up to 7 hours of use.

The HP Pavilion dm3 offers a choice between AMD ($549) and Intel ($649) processors and features a 13.3” diagonal LED HD display and a battery that can last up to 10 hours.

(Source) Press

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People who are looking for an alternative headset to use to enjoy their music while working out or on the go have a new add-on to consider using. Now available, the TENQA HP-109 Bluetooth Wireless Headphones are the latest items to be available over at Amazon, allowing you to connect to your mobile phone or portable media player for soothing music on the go.

But in case you are not the active type, don’t fret. You can even use the Tenqa Bluetooth Wireless Headphones via your own PC or laptop. It is that flexible! In the case of mobile phones, music listening pauses when you get an incoming call and then resumes after you end it. Neat! It comes with a rechargeable battery and a USB charger upon purchase.

Price: $59.99

(Source) Amazon

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A new iPAQ seems to be heading to AT&T, at least according to the FCC. The K3 is going to have GSM and HSPA support for the 850/1900MHz bands which means that AT&T is the designated carrier. And to make it even clearer, there’s AT&T SKU written all over the ID label available right here. The K3 Obsidian is probably going to run Windows Mobile but we have no idea when it’s coming out. Should we simply assume that HP will launch it sometime in October?

via FCC

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Don’t get all too excited since this isn’t official news. You can get mildly excited though since we expect HP to launch new netbooks in the near future. So why wouldn’t this new netbooks be 10.1- and 11.6-inch ultra-slim machines?

The word on the street is that HP has hired Quanta to make the 11.6-inch netbook this August while the 10.1-inch netbook is due before the end of the year. Inventec is also going to make netbooks for HP but these are revisions of HP’s 10.1-inch netbook. No details have been leaked so far about any of these new HP netbooks, but we’re counting on HP to bring something new to the table. Can we expect Windows 7 HP netbooks soon?

Quanta Computer will also make new 15.6- and 17.3-inch notebooks and shipments will start in August while Compal Electronics will work on 13.3- and 14-inch versions.

via digitimes

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The HP ProBook 4310s has a 13.3-inch display and comparable styling to the rest of the S-series not to mention DDR3 memory, optional Gobi WWAN mobile broadband, and a full-sized keyboard. You get your choice of Intel Celeron CPUs up to 1.9GHz, or Core 2 Duo CPUs up to 2.8GHz. RAM is 8GB, while storage is either up to 500GB of 7,200rpm HDD or 500GB of 5,400rpm HDD.

There is also a choice of DVD burner or Blu-ray optical drives. Ports include three USB 2.0, HDMI, audio in/out, an SD/MMC card slot and ExpressCard 34 slot. Did we mention the 2-megapixel webcam and microphone array in addition to a fingerprint reader and a choice of Vista, XP, or Linux OS? The HP ProBook 4310s is due to arrive on July 20th, priced from $799.

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The new HP Mini 110 is a 10″ netbook has been reported by some to be “the company’s best netbook for consumers yet”. The Mini 110 earns points for its excellent keyboard and additional ports over the earlier generation Mini 1000. However it does lose praise for the awkward mouse buttons and the increased weight from the last gen model is disappointing.

The fact that HP has dropped the Mini 1000’s edge-to-edge glass display is also  met with disapproval. On the up side, there is good use of some of the extra space as there are now three USB 2.0 ports and a standard VGA port. At $329, the Mini 110 is reasonably priced and if you tack on another $40 you can upgrade to the 6-cell battery (3 cell is standard).

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To help increase the class of the Blackberry, HP and RIM have come together to deliver a portfolio of solutions for business mobility on the BlackBerry platform. The solutions, which include support for BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0, are focused on increasing service levels, reducing operations costs and improving productivity for customers.

HP and RIM plan to design and launch offerings to increase the productivity levels of the growing number of global mobile employees, enabling businesses to extend the return on their investments in mobility.

“RIM and HP are working together to deliver solutions to customers that weave mobility into their daily operations – from innovative new services in the cloud to managed mobile services for the enterprise,” said Jim Balsillie, co-chief executive officer, Research In Motion. “Through our collaboration with HP, businesses will have access to an expanded set of applications and services for their BlackBerry smartphone deployments.”

(Source) Press

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From what we hear HP is considering Android for its future netbooks. We’ve seen Android installed unofficially on other netbooks and MID but now it’s different. Satjiv Chalil, the vice president of HP’s PC division said that the company is in the process of assessing Google’s Android capabilities for its netbook line. Besides HP other netbook manufacturers are also rumored to play with Android for now. Asus and Dell might surprise us with new machines capable of running Android in the near future, including MIDs and smartphones.

via WSJ

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One thing about using a laptop or notebook is that you just don’t know which position to take as far as computing is concerned. It is flexible but stability becomes a problem particularly if you don’t have a desk or stand to place it on. On that note, HP may have an answer in the HP Adjustable Notebook Stand.

The HP Adjustable Notebook Stand that ensures comfort for notebook users - whether at work or play. It is a good respite for many who took the strain on their neck, back and wrists as a proposition that comes along with spending long hours on their laptops. Changing the stress equation at work the HP Adjustable Notebook Stand provides users maximum productivity minus the discomfort that can come from using the keyboard incorrectly.

This Notebook Stand can do wonders for the mobile user, who is a frequent traveler or the one who rarely leaves the desk in three easy steps:

• Wonder Step 1: Encourages better seating posture by elevating the notebook to a comfortable eye-level.
• Wonder Step 2: Allows a much wider range of notebook adjustment, enabling greater flexibility for the user and helping them escape the rigidity that comes from sitting in a certain posture over time.
• Wonder Step 3: Provides the much needed support that the users arms and wrists so often grapple for while typing on ends on the keyboard.

(Source) Indian Express

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HP hasn’t been launching any new laptops recently but the company is adjusting its current line. The Pavilion dv4t is the latest notebook that was quietly upgraded. The new laptop version will get a LED-backlit display, an Espresso Black and Moonlight White color options, integrated WWAN from Verizon or AT&T, a 500GB HDD and optional Blu-ray drive, HDTV tuner, a 12-cell battery and a 512MB NVIDIA GeForce G 105M graphics card. What do you think?

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Laptops come in all shapes and sizes and normally, specs are important over the outer features. Apparently the HP Pavilion DV6T is a makeover from the previous DV7T laptop that was released last month. And the new offering is certainly enticing considering its specifications.

That includes your choice of 512MB ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4530 or 1GB HD 4650 graphics, which have edged out the previous NVIDIA options, although the rest of the specs seem to have remained largely untouched, including the usual range of Core 2 Duo processors, up to 8GB of RAM, a max 500GB hard drive, and an unfortunately lackluster 1366 x 768 resolution on that 16-inch display.

You can also now get the laptop in your choice of Espresso Black or Moonlight White color schemes, although there seems to be a $25 premium over the $679.99 base price for the latter option

(Source) HP

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Ok Dell, we get it! The Adamo is going to be part of our future. Those robots have tried their best to come up with an extra slim computer. And we get it, you have a hot notebook so why not to tease us while you can. But how about actually revealing some detailed details? You know, like features, prices and arrival dates. Will the Adamo come with Windows 7 on board? And since we’re talking about extra slim computers here, shouldn’t Apple release a second Air? What about HP? Anyone working on a similar project over there? Teasers will just make us mad…

via Engadget

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The HP LiM is a concept computer that will surprise you with its bold design. Less is More (LiM) will bring you a 19 inch transparent touch OLED screen which can slide down to offer you a more ergonomic touch experience. A wireless keyboard and a virtual trackpad will further help your navigate you way around the Internet. And how about that case for your desktop. It costs 65% less to produce and it uses Bamboo fabric to cover all that aluminum frame.

via Yanko Design

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