HP began selling ultra-thin Pavilion dv2 and dv3
HP has started bringing two new laptops to the market at an attractive price, slim design and running on AMD processors
HP has started bringing two new laptops to the market at an attractive price, slim design and running on AMD processors .
HP Pavilion dv3 costs 769 USD. Photo: CNet .
HP Pavilion dv3 has a 13.3 inch screen, LCD LED screen, weighs about 1.95 kg. Powerful machine features multimedia entertainment. Meanwhile, dv 2 weighs only 1.81 kg, a magnesium shell and is very thin. The price of dv2 is 749 USD, while dv3 is 769 USD, dv3z version is 649 USD.
In the two models, the Pavilion dv2 is more appreciated, and this is the product worth waiting for. This laptop uses AMD's latest Athlon Neo technology, 1.6 GHz Athlon Neo MV-40 processor.
Powerful but compact dv2 with 12 inch screen. Photo: CNet .
In addition, the dv2 is equipped with ATI Mobility Radeon HD Premium Graphics 3140 graphics card, while the Pavilion dv3 runs on dual-core AMD processors, the 2.1 GHz Turion X2 RM-72 and ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics cards. .
The size of the dv2 is compact, the LED BrightView screen is 12.1 inches wide and has a resolution of 1,280 x 800 pixels. It has a black design, the exterior uses HP Imprint paint technology. In addition, this model also has a 320 GB hard drive, webcam, 6-cell battery, Altec Lansing speakers and many powerful connections.
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