HP Refreshes Pavilion dv4, Envy 14 Laptops Review

HP has upgraded its Envy 14 consumer segment laptops with new Intel Sandy Bridge processor. Also, HP's Pavilion family gets new dv4 model. Reflecting the HP MUSE (Materials, Usability, Sensory appeal and Experiences) design philosophy, both 14-inch display bearing laptops feature HP CoolSense technology that offers smart cooling to the laptops. Also, a redesign Mini 210 netbook with Beats Audio joins HP's line-up.

New additions to the HP notebook line-up bring a hardware bump that includes Intel Core i5 and Core i3 based models. Imprint finish bearing Pavilion dv4 features 14-inch HD LED BrightView screen. This laptop will be available in Expresso Black and Pacific Blue colors. HP Envy 14 will house Intel Sandy Bridge family of Core i5 or Core i3 microprocessor. Bearing a 14.5-inch HD BrightView Infinity LED display, this Envy 14 laptop will have HP imagepad with image sensor technology for advanced gesture support.

HP has also redesigned the Mini 210 netbook that will measure less than an inch, weigh under 3 pounds and offer 9.5 hours of battery life. HP has added QuickWeb 3.0 that brings along customizable widget dashboard and can connect to web quickly. Basically, QuickWeb 3.0 is like a one stop interface that will let users check their Twitter updates, Facebook posts and talk to friends on Skype.

Following are the pricing and U.S. region availability details:
- Pavilion dv4 for $600 from May 18
- ENVY 14 for $1000 from June 15
- Mini 210 for $300 from June 15