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HP debuts New High-Performance Notebooks

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HP debuts New High-Performance Notebooks

HP has introduced a new range of powerful commercial notebook PCs, the HP EliteBook 8440 p/w and 8540 p/w series notebooks, the HP ProBook 6440b and HP ProBook 6540b and the HP Notebook Projection Companion, designed to meet the performance and reliability demands of business users.

The HP EliteBook 8440 p/w and 8540 p/w series notebooks incorporate the latest mobile technologies and are engineered to meet the tough MIL-STD 810G military-standard tests (1) for vibration, dust, humidity, altitude, and high and low temperatures, and also are BFR/PVC-free. The HP ProBook 6440b and HP ProBook 6540b, on the other hand, are aimed at corporate customers who want an affordable combination of business-critical and innovative features in a full-function notebook PC. The HP Notebook Projection Companion, a compact projector using a mercury-free LED light source, measures only 4 inches by 3 inches and weighs less than 0.45 kilos.

“HP continues to exceed customer expectations with a range of business products designed with style and productivity in mind,” said Chua Hwee Koon, Vice-President, Mobile Business Unit, Personal Systems Group, HP Asia Pacific and Japan. “With great designs, energy-saving features and efficient, faster-performing products, customers can feel confident choosing HP products to better position themselves in the ever-competitive business world.”

The company has also announced two new additions to the HP ProBook b-series. The HP ProBook 6440b and HP ProBook 6540b are aimed at corporate customers who want an affordable combination of business-critical and innovative features in a full-function notebook PC. Both the new HP EliteBook and HP ProBook notebook series include HP QuickWeb, which allows users to access the web in seconds when the notebook is shut down; HP QuickLook3, which allows users to look up and edit email, calendar and contacts without having to boot the notebook and HP Power Assistant.