HP needs a bigger market share this being the purpose for launching new desktop computers with better designs, better prices and better specs.
HP Pavilion Slimline s3000 series have AMD processors and 1GB of ram for $500, and if you choose Intel inside it’s $550. For these prices you get to choose from two graphic cards, not the best but good enough. This is the medium priced desktop in the new series they’ve launched, which you can use with a TV tuner or a Pocket Media Drive bay.
If you are looking for lower prices you can take a look at HP a6000 series starting from $330 on Intel processors, 512MB ram, integrated graphics and Pocket Media Drive bay. Of course it has more inside but not worth mentioning now. It’s a good buy for the lower end PC market. Now if you are serious gamer for example or you just need a bigger beast you get yourself the m8000 series coming with HD DVDs, AMD or Intel dual core processors that you will have to pay at least $950.
All the desktop computers have Vista installed and you can buy them now. Not sure how good Vista will be on what they plan to release but let’s hope they did the tests right andd the systems will work fine and fast. - ALEX ION[HP press release via Engadget]
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HP Pavilion Slimline s3000 series have AMD processors and 1GB of ram for $500, and if you choose Intel inside it’s $550. For these prices you get to choose from two graphic cards, not the best but good enough. This is the medium priced desktop in the new series they’ve launched, which you can use with a TV tuner or a Pocket Media Drive bay.
If you are looking for lower prices you can take a look at HP a6000 series starting from $330 on Intel processors, 512MB ram, integrated graphics and Pocket Media Drive bay. Of course it has more inside but not worth mentioning now. It’s a good buy for the lower end PC market. Now if you are serious gamer for example or you just need a bigger beast you get yourself the m8000 series coming with HD DVDs, AMD or Intel dual core processors that you will have to pay at least $950.
All the desktop computers have Vista installed and you can buy them now. Not sure how good Vista will be on what they plan to release but let’s hope they did the tests right andd the systems will work fine and fast. - ALEX ION[HP press release via Engadget]
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