HP ultraportable 3105m Fusion launching may | HP is readying to release an ultra-portable notebook for business professionals, NotebookItalia reported on Tuesday. The 11.6-inch HP 3105m is nearly identical in appearance to the existing, consumer-oriented Pavilion dm1z but uses slightly different specs under the skin. This mainly includes a 1.6GHz, dual-core AMD Fusion E-350 CPU.
The notebook, called the HP 3105m, will reportedly be powered by a 1.6GHz dual-core AMD Fusion E-350 with integrated Radeon HD 6310 graphics. This should allow for smooth 1080p video streams from the rather diminutive 11.6-inch notebook, with an impressive 9.5 hours of continuous use on its 6-cell battery. Additionally, the source is also claiming that users will have the option to choose between Windows 7, FreeDOS, or Linux operating systems before purchasing the laptop.
A similar upgrade in software options was made for the HP 630 and HP 635 to differentiate from the HP Pavilion g Series. These models have in addition to the OS options for the 3105m, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 and SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop choices. Also the HP 630 doesn’t come with a rainbow selection of colors available for buyers to pick from, like the consumer focused HP Pavilion g Series offers.
Additionally, the chip containing the AMD Radeon HD 6310 graphics core supports DirectX 11, 320GB hard drive and a six-cell battery used in 9.5 hours. There is also 2GB of RAM as well as the option of Windows 7, FreeDOS or Linux operating systems. HP 3105m’s estimated price is $ 449 .
