HP’s lineup of 2012 EliteBook and ProBook business laptops are now available for purchase via HP.com. The big news with these new releases is of course the fact they now integrate Intel’s 3rd generation Core i3, i5 and i7 processors along with improved HD 4000 integrated graphics.
HP ENVY Pro Ultrabook 4 – 14” screen Ultrabook, only 0.78” thick and 3.98lbs, comes with an Intel Core i5 processor
HP EliteBook 8770w – 17” screen workstation for the most demanding users, featuring DreamColor Full HD display, Intel Core i7 Quad Core processor and dedicated graphics
HP EliteBook 8570p – 15.6” screen workstation style laptop with Full HD screen and Intel Core i5 or i7 processor and up to AMD Radeon HD 7570M graphics.
HP EliteBook 8470p – 14” screen portable laptop with up to 1600 x 900 screen and Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, see our review of the HP 8470p
HP ProBook 6570b – 15” screen budget oriented business laptop with Intel Core i3 processor, optional 1600 x 900 screen upgrade
HP ProBook 6470b – 14” screen budget business laptop with Intel Core i3 processor
HP ProBook 6475b – An AMD version of the ProBook 6470b, comes with an AMD A10 or A8 processor
HP 655 – 15.6” screen basic laptop with budget friendly price and configuration of AMD E-300 processor
HP 650 – 15.6” screen essentials laptop with Intel Pentium or Core i3 processor
HP ProBook 4545s – 15.6” screen notebook build for small businesses with AMD Quad Core processor
HP ProBook 4440s – 14” screen notebook with up to Intel Core i5 processor, intended for small business users
HP ProBook 4540s – 15” screen notebook with up to Intel Core i5 processor, targeted at small business users
The flagship notebooks of this new lineup are the EliteBook 8770w, 8570p and 8470p. All are premium systems constructed using aluminum and built to mil-spec standards for durability and use in adverse conditions such as extreme heat, cold and dust. The design has stayed the same from the previous generation of EliteBooks. You still get the chiclet style keyboard that made its debut last year, but unfortunately there is no backlight option for that keyboard like we have seen in the new ThinkPads such as the X230 we just reviewed. In terms of pricing, the 14” EliteBook 8470p starts at $899 with an Intel Core i5 processor, not a bad price at all. However, fully loaded configurations of the 8470p that come with a 1600 x 900 screen, Core i7 processor and dedicated AMD graphics goes up to $2,000, ouch! The 8570p starts at a similar price of $899 and again escalates in cost as you add more powerful components. Shipping for all of the new HP business models is estimated for June 25, 2012 if you order today, about a 2-week window from order to delivery.
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