Hewlett-Packard bringt mit dem Presario V3000 und Pavilion dv2000 zwei neue, kleine Design-Laptops auf dem Markt, welche NVIDIAs neue GeForce Go 6150 IGP bzw. nForce Go 430 MCP beherbergen.
Die Notebooks sind sowohl für Intels Core Duo Prozessoren wie auch für AMDs neue Turion 64 X2 (wir berichteten) geeignet. Selbstverständlich auch für den mobilen Sempron im Sockel S1-Gewand. In Kooperation mit der Nissha Printing Co., Japan, wurden die Designs entworfen. Beide haben nur 14,1 Zoll Widescreen-Bildschirme.
Pavilion dv2000
Es wird mit HPs QuickPlay 2.1, 14.1" BrightView-Widescreen-Display, 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NVIDIA GeForce Go 7200 oder 6150 Grafik, ExpressCard/54, bis zu 120 GB HDD, 3x USB 2.0 und 6 oder 12 Zellen Battery verfügbar sein. Eine integrierte Webcamera sowie ein integriertes Mirkofon, ein LightScribe Dual Layer DVD-Brenner, der NVIDIA nForce Go 430 Chipsatz und ein 5-in-1 Cardreader sind ebenso mit von der Partie. Der Kostenpunkt liegt bei mindestens $1099.
Presario V3000
Das V3000 ist dem dv2000 ziemlich ähnlich. Hier wird aber nur die NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150 verfügbar sein und natürlich wieder der NVIDIA nForce Go 430 Chipsatz. FireWire IEEE 1394 und maximal 100 GB HDD sind die weiteren Unterschiede. Und natürlich der Preis beginnend ab $949. Beide Notebooks sollen schon in der nächsten Zeit verfügbar sein.
NVIDIAs GeForce Go 6150 IGP und nForce G0 430 MCP
NVIDIA Corporation announced the new NVIDIA® GeForce Go 6150 integrated graphics processor (IGP) and NVIDIA nForce Go 430 media communications processor (MCP) are now available in the HP Pavilion dv2000 series and Compaq Presario V3000 series of notebook PCs. The HP Pavilion and Compaq Presario lines are the highest-volume of notebooks PCs from HP, the world’s leading provider of consumer notebook PCsi.
Thin-and-light notebook PCs have historically had relatively low graphics performance in order to adhere to the low power and thermal requirements required in smaller notebooks. However, new technologies and applications such as high-definition (HD) video and Microsoft® Windows Vista™ require more graphics processing performance than common integrated solutions can deliver. The new NVIDIA notebook solutions deliver excellent performance per watt, enhancing video playback and accelerating 3D applications within the low power and thermal budgets required for compact notebooks.
"Equipped with the energy efficient, high-performance, NVIDIA GeForce Go GPU and nForce G0 430 MCP, the new HP notebooks bring advanced graphics and video capabilities to consumers that will enable them to enjoy the new wave of 3D and video applications in style," said Manoj Gujral, General Manager of the Notebook Platform Business at NVIDIA.
Support for the newly announced AMD Turion 64 X2 mobile technology, 64-bit dual-core processors designed for thin and light notebook PCs.
NVIDIA PowerMizer technology for reduced power consumption and less heat generation enabling cooler and smaller notebooks with increased battery life.
Support for DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0 for more realism in 3D games and applications.
Hardware accelerated HD video support via NVIDIA PureVideo technology—the only notebook IGP solution that supports hardware accelerated H.264 HD video playback.
High-performance 3D architecture built for Microsoft Windows Vista— the industry's first operating system to require a GPU to realize its full potential
In additional news, the new NVIDIA GeForce Go 7200 GPU is now being offered as the enhanced graphics option for Intel processor based versions of the HP Pavilion dv2000 series and Compaq Presario V3000 series of notebook PCs. With outstanding performance per watt, the new GPU is designed for thin and light notebooks. The GPU is being used in smaller notebooks where lower performance graphics solutions were traditionally used, providing notebook users with the enhanced graphics and video performance while maintaining long battery life.
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