HP Unveils New Ultrabook Systems, Sleekbooks
New Ultrabook Systems and Sleekbooks are based on the latest 3rd generation Intel Core processor.
HP has expanded its notebook portfolio with thin and light Ultrabook systems and Sleekbooks packed with the latest technologies for the ultimate entertainment experience. “We are delighted to offer a whole new range of “thin & light” notebooks designed for performance, engineered for entertainment and built to deliver,” said Vinay Awasthi, Senior Director, Products & Marketing, PPS, HP India. “Combining grace and elegance with the power to get things done, this new portfolio of Ultrabook systems and HP Sleekbooks truly defy the norms and deliver an unexpected twist to your computing experience.”
As thin as 19.8 mm(0.78 inches) and starting from 1.75-kilos, the new HP ENVY notebooks feature a soft-touch, slip-resistant base in black or red.
The HP ENVY Ultrabook, Envy 4 available in 14 -inch (35.56 cms) and Envy 6 available in 15.6-inch (39.62 cms) diagonal display sizes, includes the latest 3rd generation Intel Core processors and offers up to eight or nine hours of battery life, respectively. The Ultrabook systems include an mSATA solid state drive along with Intel Rapid Start, Intel Identity Protection Technology, Intel Smart Response and Intel Smart Connect technologies.
The HP ENVY Sleekbook — Envy 4 available in 14-inch (35.56 cms) and Envy 6 available in 15.6-inch (39.62 cms) diagonal display, powered by the latest Intel Core processors, boasts up to eight or nine hours of battery life, respectively. With optional discrete graphics, users can create and edit videos quickly and experience incredible gaming and multimedia.

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