HP's Pavillion dm4x notebook Sale | Back in March, HP had unleashed their dv7 line of 15.6-inch notebooks that featured Intel’s new Sandy Bridge series processors. Today, HP has begun shipments of another series of notebooks with the latest Sandy Bridge chip. The HP Pavilion dm4x is a 14-inch notebook ready to ship now starting at $730.
The HP Pavilion dm4x is a 14-inch notebook ready to ship now starting at $730.The HP Pavilion dm4x is optimized for entertainment but will certainly handle a good work load with its new faster processor. It comes with either Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional and you can choose among three Intel Core i5 versions and one Intel Core i7 version. You have a choice of 6GB of RAM, which is upgraded for free from 4GB, or you can upgrade to 8GB of RAM. The graphics card is a 1GB Radeon HD 6470M.
Sadly, there is still no word of any backlit keyboard option (which I have a feeling might persuade some ‘MacBook Pro shoppers’ to pick the Pavilion series instead; I have more to elaborate on this matter at a later date).
Fortunately for the style conscious, there is anew ‘dark umber’ color option for the Pavilion dm4x, which is a fancy name for either metallic gold or beige, which brings your notebook to look ever-so-slightly closer, though not quite there yet, to the upscale black Envy 14 Beats Edition.
The HP Pavilion dm4x Spesification
• 14-inch display with resolution of 1366 x 768 pixel
• Powered by a 2.3GHz Intel Core i5-2410M dual-core processor
• 6GB RAM, & a 640GB hard drive
• A 1GB Radeon HD 6470M graphics
• 802. 11n WiFi + WiDi, & Ethernet LAN connectivity options
• Pre-installed with Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional OS
• Integrated DVD player/burner
• Provides Dolby Advanced Audio
• HD web camera & a chiclet keyboard
• Powered by a 6-cell battery
• Includes HDMI 1.4 port
