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Refreshed gaming laptop details spill out early via the HP UK website.
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Refreshed gaming laptop details spill out early via the HP UK website.
Nice.
But i want something lesser, and cheaper, but i would like to have one of the new CPU/APU inside, though there are fair deals on U3500 or whatever they are called machines.
Looks like they are trying to copy the Dell XPS looks, but at a lower price and a reasonable dGPU.
Won't convince me, HP's consumer arm is shocking and has been for many years now - no better than Acer/Asus or similar and I believe they really trade on their name. They make some brilliant off-the-shelf rackmount kit & enterprise hardware but despite their marketing, they still dont "typically" make good quality consumer kit. Should have left that to Compaq ;)
Still, if they have managed to resolve their endless issues with drivers and in particular, case flex, then who knows they could one day compete in this space.
Twelve or so years ago, I paid £1200 for a similar tier of mobile gaming laptop. I'd say that you can get this for £1200 is pretty miraculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gentle Viking
Patience - the expensive products will come out first and then they'll start bringing out the cheaper ones. Hopefully.
Not a bad looking laptop, definitely interesting for the price. Let's just hope the screen and speakers aren't sacrificed to get to price down.
Nice looking laptop and spec - but do wonder if HP have solved their long-running shonky hinge issues, which have run for years and affects even their recent Spectre x360 range.Quote:
Originally Posted by cptwhite_uk
I'm pleased to see the full-height arrow keys. Can't recall the last time I saw those on a laptop from an American manufacturer. I don't need an upgrade yet, but thanks to the keyboard and specs, this one is worth keeping in mind.
Now available to preorder from Amazon UK for £1199. The listing also confirms some specs such as 70.9Wh battery, 144hz and mini display port connection!