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HP Envy 4 Series Sleekbook and Ultrabook Pop Up for Pre-Order In China

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HP's China online store listed out the company's new Envy 4 series that spans across six models occupying key price points starting at 5,499 RMB (US $872), and going up to 6,299 RMB (US $1000). The six models include relatively entry-level 1005tx and 1019tx, followed by 1004tx and 1021tx in the middle, ending with somewhat high-end 1006tx and 1021tx Ultrabooks. The slower models among these are driven by Intel Core i3-2367M, while the faster ones by Core i5-2467M. All six models are slim-category 14-inch notebooks.



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I do like the looks of the Envy line. Just don't like the price premium we pay for them being thin.
 

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I do like the looks of the Envy line. Just don't like the price premium we pay for them being thin.

I paid peanuts for my Envy 13, it is still a fucking beast

New one looks really good!
although their build quality has gone wayyyyy down
 
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