HP is ready to offer us a genuine Windows 7 experience and we should
expect a lot of HP s future laptops and desktops. While nothing is
official just yet, it looks like someone managed to leak out the HP
Winter 2009/2010 consumer catalog. In it lies the Pavilion dv3, an
upcoming laptop which seems ready to bring HP s TouchSmart technology to
your lap.
The dv3 laptop will offer a 13.3-inch touchscreen LED BrightView
Widescreen display capable of a max 1,366 x 768 resolution, HP
TouchSmart 3.0, up to 8GB of RAM, up to 500GB of storage space, a NVIDIA
GeForce G105M graphic card, a HP VGA webcam with integrated microphone,
HDMI connectivity, 5-in-1 card reader and Microsoft s latest OS running
in the background, Windows 7.
So when will we see the HP Pavilion dv3 in stores? Let s not forget that
Windows 7 is just about to be launched so we can only assume that HP has
great plans for the end of the year. The company is about to bring
touchscreen displays to its future laptops which is a bold move
considering that its main competitors are far behind when it comes to
touchscreen PCs.
In case you want a tablet PC with a generous display and a handy
keyboard than this dv3 will surely fit the profile. It might be the
perfect alternative to Apple s rumored tablet and Microsoft s future
Courier. And although no prices have been mentioned at this point in
time, the dv3 could be the better choice. Moving past the touch
friendliness of this laptop we can t neglect all the other features
which suggest that the laptop will act quite nicely whether you ll want
to play games, watch HD movies or simply stay online and finish your
work-related projects. There s only one questions that remains to be
answered before declaring this dv3 a hit laptop: will Windows 7 live up
to everyone s expectations? Or will it fail unexpectedly and thus ruin
the whole touchscreen laptop experience?
We ll bring you more detailed specs about the dv3 once HP decides to
come clean with its Winter 2009/2010 lineup. After all, it has already
been leaked to the public!
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