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    HP DV9000 now on HP's website!

    Discussion in 'HP' started by quiong, Jul 21, 2006.

  1. quiong

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    quiong, Jul 21, 2006
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    Juz_Follow_ATI ATI all the way

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    Wow, good research there, I didn't no bout that till u told me. Well done.
     
    Juz_Follow_ATI, Jul 21, 2006
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    looks really nice!
     
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    More specs needed. I think integrated webcams should ber standard on all new notebooks.
     
    bigbear89, Jul 21, 2006
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    im looking at the DEMO flash... how come HP does not have DVI port?

    never mind... i saw an HDMI port

    ...
     
    fdlazarte, Jul 21, 2006
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    I think its nice that they are using the geforce 7600 GPU. Much better than the express 200 in the DV8000z. I wish they would include more choice though, like the 7800 and 7900.

    Although, since their intel laptops generally have better graphics options than their AMD ones, it might mean that if they ever make a DV9000t, it'll have something better than the 7600 available.
     
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    :D HDMI port :D

    That is good news indeed.... wonder what's up with HDMI port on "select" models as the :nvidia: 7600 series GPU are already set-up for the extra hdmi module.


    With a true HDMI port you should be able to hook it up to say a "Big-Screen Tv, Plasma, LCD, Projector...

    http://www.digitalconnection.com/FAQ/HDTV_12.asp
     
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    You bring up a interesting point.... Hope they don't drop the HDMI port if they go with the 7900, etc....
     
    WeAreNotAlone, Jul 22, 2006
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    17" screen, Go 7600 w/ 265 MB
    Another Turion X2 only machine, probably. No Intel conterpart yet.
     
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    Yes currently only an AMD chipped machine is listed, but given the history of HP an Intel version should be along shortly..

    I'm sort of wondering on that HDMI port if they do go to say a 7800 /7900 if we'll lose that. Read a Nvidia Release saying the 7600 gpu's already have the coding for HDMI, only an additional module being needed to add the HDCP signal into the DVI data stream. (DVI+HDCP=HDMI)
     
    WeAreNotAlone, Jul 22, 2006
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