Monday, April 23rd 2012

Ivy Bridge-Powered HP Pavilion dm4 Laptop Selling in China

HP China has now put up for sale on its website the 14-inch Pavilion dm4-3110tx Beats Edition laptop which is equipped with one 3rd generation Intel Core processor, namely the quad-core 2.1 GHz Core i7-3612QM. In addition to packing an Ivy Bridge 22 nm CPU, the laptop has an LED-backlit (1366 x 768) HD BrightView display, 4 GB of RAM, a 750 GB hard drive, a DVD writer, and an AMD Radeon HD 7570M 1 GB discrete graphics card.

The dm4-3110tx also comes with a chiclet keyboard with a red backlight, a 720p webcam, a memory card reader, a fingerprint reader, WiFi, Bluetooth, a HDMI output, two USB 3.0 ports, Beats audio, and a 6-cell battery. The laptop costs 6,799 yuan (~ $1,078).
Source: Laptoping
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4 Comments on Ivy Bridge-Powered HP Pavilion dm4 Laptop Selling in China

#1
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
not bad, but....

#1 I hate beats audio, IMO it doesnt sound that great.

#2 GDDR3 versions of the HD 7570M exist, and they are roughly 20% slower then the GDDR5 varients. so depending what you get, you could be gimped/handycapped from the getgo.
Obviously HP wont give you that information unless you buy the laptop yourself and use GPUZ on it
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#2
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
FreedomEclipse#2 GDDR3 versions of the HD 7570M exist, and they are roughly 20% slower then the GDDR5 varients. so depending what you get, you could be gimped/handycapped from the getgo.
Obviously HP wont give you that information unless you buy the laptop yourself and use GPUZ on it
On their website it the Pavilion dm4-3090eo is listed and it says "AMD Radeon HD 7470M (1 GB DDR5)" so they could very well provide that info.

EDIT: Seems like they indeed to provide it, at least on the swedish site. On all laptops the kind of memory is specified, unless it's Intel.
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#3
dieterd
interesting choice - so weak GPU and with gddr5, and even more interesting is that IGP 4000 (Ivy's integrated) should be even better than this weak/cheap discrete 7470m, of course no one has tested IGP 4000 jet, but usually this site (www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-4000.69168.0.html) knows something about mobile graphics...
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#4
Delta6326
Lol whats up with these overpriced laptops that have slow GPU's? Everything else looks nice.
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