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Affordable slimness from HP

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27 Mar
2009
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HP Pavilion dv2

When I first saw pictures of the new HP Pavilions launched here today, I wasn’t surprised to see more sleek, shiny models to follow the recent trend in skinny laptops. Nope, not even the one-inch-thin girth, attractive as it is, fired up my imagination.

Rather, it’s the price. The new HP Pavilion dv2 entertainment lappies start from just S$1,299 – a “surprisingly affordable” offer, says HP.

For once, I  have to agree with a press release – slim just hasn’t been cheap for full-fledged laptops (not counting low-power Netbooks).

 
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