Announced by HP, the new HP Envy computers, both in portable versions, as convertibles and OEM systems, aimed at all audiences, based on Intel and AMD processors.
It has been announced by Hewlett Packard, better known in the market as HP, the arrival of new HP Envy notebook computers, which include notebook computers, convertibles and OEM desktop systems. The company's teams will implement the HP Command Center, which allows users to optimize performance, fan speeds, as well as temperature using CoolSense technology. Also included is the Bang & Olufsen sound system and Sure View display technology.
HP Envy with Intel Coffee Lake processors
We start with the HP Envy 13, which has been designed in metal and has eighth-generation Intel U-series processors, which will have optional MX150 graphics. We continue with the Envy x360 13, which will be a convertible version with AMD Ryzen 5 and AMD Ryzen 7 processors. We continue with the Envy x360 15, based on Intel Core and AMD Ryzen processors and which has a 15.6-inch screen with 1080p resolutions and 4K, in addition to having Sure View technology.
We jump to the Envy 17, which is based on Intel Core U series processors and will come with NVIDIA MX150 graphics with 2GB GDDR5. It has USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C ports, three USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A ports and one HDMI 2.0. We moved on to the All-in-One team, Envy AiO 27-inch and 34-inch curved type. These will have Intel Core i7 8700T processors, which offers a TDP of 45W. An NVIDIA GTX 1050 4GB GDDR5 has been arranged.
We finish with the HP Envy Desktop, which feature rounded, diamond-cut edges and a linear brushed finish. These models come with 65th generation Intel processors with a 1080W TDP and we can choose, at most, the GTX 8 with 5GB GDDRXNUMX.
Source: neowin
