Hewlett Packard will release in the U.S. market, its laptop, Envy 15 Beats, a special version of Envy 15 which presented last month. HP Envy 15 Beats is designed for DJs, notebook for DJs. The HP Envy 15 Beats has black glossy casing with a red logo of Beats. The exact specifications of HP Envy 15 Beats from the manufacturer has not yet announced, but HP promised the newest processor, Intel Core i7 mobile processor and Mobility Radeon HD 4830 GPU. Rather, other characteristics will not differ from the HP Envy 15 original.

HP Envy 15 Beats is included with the high-quality a pair of Beats over-ear headphones, designed by Monster, in collaboration with rapper Dr. Dre, as well as DJ-application, such as Traktor LE for live DJing and Audio 2 DJ from Native Instruments.

New HP Envy 15 Beats edition will be hits in stores on October 22nd that is same day as Windows 7. Cost of HP Envy 15 Beats edition notebook is about $2,299.Source
 

In addition to the GT640, MSI introduces the larger 17-inch GT740 Core i7 notebook PC. Like the GT640, the GT740 gets an ultra-thin aluminum alloy frame with brushed metal accents. It packs Intel Core i7 processor, 4GB of DDR3 memory and NVIDIA GeForce GTS250M graphics card with 1GB video RAM.

The MSI GT740 has a 17-inch LCD display. It shares many of the features with the GT640 including 500GB hard drive, Blu-ray drive, 4-in-1 card reader, WiFi, 2 Megapixel webcam eSATA port, and HDMI port. The GT740 includes 4 Speakers and a Subwoofer Hi-Fi speaker system with SRS Premium Sound, making the laptop a ideal multimedia/gaming device.

Man, Core i7 laptops just keep coming and coming (kinda like Arnold). The latest in what’s sure to be a torrent of companies upgrading their premier products to Intel’s finest quad-core battery killer is MSI, with the GT640. Though MSI hasn’t yet specified which of the trifecta of Clarksfield chips it has inside the machine, we do know there’s a 1GB NVIDIA Geforce GTS 250 taking care of graphics, as well as options for up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM, half a terabyte of storage and a Blu-ray burner. Other notables include a two megapixel webcam, HDMI, 7.1 channel audio output and an eSATA input. While we don’t yet know the wallet damage for that red-striped aluminum alloy body, its Windows 7 installation would indicate a release some time around, oh, October 22 perhaps? One more shot of the keyboard and screen after the break.

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We’ve already seen plenty of leaked info about HP’s upcoming Core i7-based dv8, but nothing beats an official specs page on a company’s own server for proof, does it? Looks like this 18.4-inch monster will pack a 1.6GHz Core i7 processor (we’re guessing that’s the baseline speed, as Intel’s Turbo tech will boost the max speed of a single core far higher), 4GB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GT230 graphics, and a LightScribe Blu-ray burner. Oh, and it’ll weigh nearly nine pounds — but that’s a small price to pay, right?

After launching another stylish laptop, Asus M60J, ASUS ready for releasing ROG G60J, their new gaming laptop based Intel Core i7 CPU that available with excellence laptop specification.

here is short specification about ASUS ROG R60J:
- 1.6 GHz of Intel Core i7 720QM processor
- 1GB of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M Video Graphics Card
- up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM memory
- 1TB of hard drive
- 2 Megapixel web camera
- DVD burner
- Wifi
- backlit keyboard
- Bluetooth
- Microsoft Windows 7 Operating System

There is no word about pricing this laptop.

HP’s impending plans to revamp its laptops line have likely been uncovered in advance today courtesy of a pair of leaks (one, two). Leading the group should be the Pavilion dv8, one of the first systems to use Intel’s mobile Core i7; it should be an 18.4-inch desktop replacement with an early 1.6GHz quad-core processor that scales up to 2.8GHz when it can ramp down one or more cores. It’s also expected that the system would come with a Blu-ray drive as well as 4GB of RAM and 640GB of storage, likely spread across two disks. Dutch pricing puts the system at about 1427 Euros, or the equivalent of $2,043.

The tips further point to HP launching two models using Intel’s CULV (Consumer Ultra Low Voltage) processors. The 11.6-inch Pavilion dm1 and 13.3-inch dm3 are poised to replace the dv2 and should drop the AMD Athlon Neo for a 1.2GHz dual-core processor. The dm1 would be the basic model of the two with 2GB of RAM and a 320GB hard drive, but the dm3 should have double the memory and a larger 500GB hard drive. Either’s prices should sit above netbooks with the dm1 costing the equivalent of $690 in Europe where the dm3 would cost about $970.

Other leaks touch on HP’s sub-brands. Voodoo is finally poised to update its line with the Envy 15, a larger and likely faster version of the ultraportable it unveiled last year. The Compaq Mini 311c in turn would be a crossover netbook with the usual 1.6GHz Atom, 1GB of RAM and 160GB hard drive but also an 11.6-inch display and NVIDIA’s Ion LE to provide much smoother graphics than Intel’s option. It may boast longevity with a 6-cell battery as stock and could be priced at about $479; the Envy 15 hasn’t received pricing.

All of the systems are poised to be unveiled soon, but they may not ship until October as most of the systems are due to ship with Windows 7 Home Premium.