Hp Envy Of Line Refreshed By Better Battery Life, And Thinner Bezels

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Some new products also use the second generation AMD Ryzen processor.
The new Envy series will be available in 13-inch, 15-inch and 17-inch notebooks or convertible forms. In addition, HP will introduce some new notebooks for small and medium-sized businesses.

Hewlett-Packard is refreshing its mid-range Envy laptops, including better battery life, slimmer screen bezels and some support for AMD chips.

The updated model will feature a traditional laptop and convertible. For example, the HP Envy 13 is a flip-top laptop that starts at $899 starting next month. The company claims that it can run up to 19.75 hours on a single charge, nearly five hours more than last year's model.

Lightweight laptop (starting weight 2.64 lbs) with a stylish aluminum case, fingerprint reader and Gigabit Wi-Fi. You can use Intel's latest 8th generation core processor configuration products.

Starting next week, the HP Envy x360 13 will also be available in a convertible version, but with one big difference: it replaced the Intel processor with the second-generation AMD Ryzen chip. At a press conference, HP explained that it decided to add more AMD chips to its product line on the grounds that chipmakers' latest processors have better performance and price.

On the plus side, the HP Envy x360 13 is more affordable than the laptop version and costs $699. Compared with last year's models, HP also managed to slightly reduce the baffle on the convertible to get more screen space. But unfortunately, the Envy x360 13 has a shorter battery life; up to 14 hours on a single charge.

For the larger convertible, HP created the Envy x360 15. It will cost $799 when it comes to buying Intel chips or configuring AMD processors for $869 next month.

HP also offers the option to upgrade to AMOLED screens for better brightness and color. In terms of battery life, it can be up to 13 hours on a single charge and about 3 hours longer than the previous generation.

Buyers who want to get bigger can choose HP Envy 17, which can be configured with Nvidia GeForce MX250 graphics and optical drives. However, the company is providing Intel's 8th generation Core chips for notebooks.

The 6.4-pound laptop will arrive in April at a starting price of $899. HP also refreshed the model with a narrow border around the display to get more screen space. However, the battery life is only 10 hours and 45 minutes on a single charge.

Although HP's Envy is designed to meet consumer demand, the company has also developed a notebook for small and medium-sized businesses that want to upgrade to Windows 10.

The HP ProBook 445R G6 (14-inch laptop) and HP ProBook 455R G6 (15.6-inch laptop) will arrive in June. It is worth noting that both products are equipped with a second generation AMD Ryzen processor. The laptop is equipped with an aluminum chassis and a 180 degree hinge so you can lay the laptop flat. Unfortunately, the company has not yet determined the price of any kind of equipment.

Finally, if you are on the desktop market, the company is preparing a new device called the HP ProDesk 405 G4 Desktop Mini. It will also be loaded with AMD Ryzen or AMD Athlon processors in a slim form factor and weighs 2.66 pounds.

The HP ProDesk will be available next month for $499. It can be configured with up to 1TB of HDD storage or 512GB SSD and 32GB RAM.

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