Intel has not yet launched its Sandy Bridge CPU and will not release the masterpiece before the CESS event in January 5th, 2011. At the same event, some manufacturers will launch their best products to enliven the competition in laptop, desktop, or tablet. Some computer manufacturers like Dell, Hp, ASUS, and Acer have overtly showed their intent on integrating the Sandy Bridge CPU into their products. However, some manufacturers are seemingly impatient to wait for the official release.
Few days ago, internet was buzzed with the rumor that Intel Core i7-2630QM Sandy Bridge CPU was spotted in already stocking Hp Pavilion dv6 laptops. It seems awkward, but the spotted laptops had specs that are not far different from the estimated specs. Inside the laptop, there are 4GB of RAM, AMD’s Radeon HD 6570M GPU, and a 15.6-inch display. In Singapore, the Hp Pavilion dv6 laptop is priced at 899 Singapore dollars or $1.460.
Actually, some retailers have started shipping notebooks that are powered by Sandy Bridge CPUs, and Hp Pavilion dv6 laptops were the first to spot. Sandy Bridge CPUs are preferred is characterized with quad processing cores with Hyper-Threading support and integrated Intel HD graphics. Intel’s Turbo Boost Technology allows the CPU to be clocked at 2.0GHz and to run as high as 2.8GHz. So far, no confirmation comes from Hp.
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[...] Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPUs have successfully attracted the laptop retailers’ attention before its official release in CESS 2011 event. If Hp makes a preliminary start by launching Hp Pavilion dv6 in Singapore, ASUS is seemingly patient enough to wait for January 5th, 2011 to release its Sandy Bridge-supported laptops. However, ASUS does not want to make it halfway. It is reportedly going to release five Sandy Bridge laptops simultaneously. [...]
[...] previous product, the HP Envy dv6 and dv7 is equipped with the beat audio speakers, HD web cameras, HP’s CoolSense technology. The size of the screen is 15.6 and 17.3. For the processors, the laptop uses [...]