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There are radiance's on NBR Marketplace once in a while. I've seen one for $850.
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I just did some googling, and I found this... HP ENVY 14-2000 Beats Edition Notebook PC series specifications - HP Home & Home Office products
On the Malaysian site, but wtv.. is it the new Envy 14 Beats edition? -
Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
that indeed looks like it. Im doing the I told you so dance right now, its going to be 6630m.
There was no way that a more powerful card would be put there, since the 6630m is the direct replacement of the underclocked 5650m that was in the envy 14 -
sighhhhh, still no news on availability of radiance eh?
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Yeah, no, that information was for the Beats edition, which never had radiance in the first place (?), so I guess for those of us who want the regular Envy, that question is still not answered.. *sighs*
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fingers crossed for that radiance screen swap then.
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In the spec url..
the envy beats is 3cm thick?
nvm: seems like nothing changed..
so now it's sure 6630M... no go than considering the screen and gfx -
abaddon4180 Notebook Virtuoso
Definitely disappointed in you, HP. First not giving us a 6750 in the dv4t and now putting a 6630 in the Envy 14.
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
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Just curious, how does the 6630 compare to the nvida 525m in the Dell 15z? I'm contemplating switch to that right now... I know it's dell, but i'll take my chances.
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Well, there's still hope for the screen, no? This is a preconfigured model (considering the i7 processor), so there might be other options, right? And please don't tell me that the base model has an i7 and there's no choice for i5s. =_=
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abaddon4180 Notebook Virtuoso
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Radiance is not going to come back. But yeah, let's hope they have found something as good as it.
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The 6630 isnt bad but it hardly an improvement over the 5650.
So now the m14x is officially the most powerful sub 15" laptop. Too bad its look doesnt appeal to a lot of people (me included). -
Yeah.. the m14x might be the most powerful 14"... but it is also ugly enough for it to almost be hilarious.
I think few people would consider both the m14x and the Envy 14, one is a beast and the other is a beauty. My choice is on the beauty, even though it might be somewhat less powerful than the beast. The Envy is still a great laptop, and that is without looking like a spaceship toy from the early 2000s.
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Karamazovmm Overthinking? Always!
NAh! just joking guys!
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Although with 6630 and no high res display I will not be getting the envy so lets hope they got 1 of the 2 right at the very least. -
abaddon4180 Notebook Virtuoso
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Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
I'm perfectly satisfied with the screen and graphics card that we've seen in the Beats edition.
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That Malaysian Beats version seems to be a tabletop edition for sales at stores, and is not representative of the custom configs we normally see on HP's US website.
But assuming that the 6630M is going to be the only graphics card, its benchmarks are basically identical to the Nvidia 525M in the XPS 15z. Except the XPS has a nicer screen... but, again, we don't know for sure until the US website is updated.
If this is the final config, I'm either going to buy an XPS 15z or a refurbished MacBook Pro 15. -
I can't believe the full specs haven't been released yet.
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Well so its is the 6630m in the beats edition disappointed in HP I will have to move on from this damn you HP.
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Its ok I will turn my attention to the new Sony Z hope they dont screw it up like HP have -
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does anyone know if they will update the display??? i am planning to buy the dv6t quad but i thinking about the envy 14 also
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Thats why I was hoping to get the Beats its everything I want size/looks/weight apart for the weak GPU -
I'm just saving for the new sony z. Hp generated a lot of interest with the original radiance, and promptly lost it all. Even the new elitebooks fail at this size.
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I was planning an upgrade if the graphics card is at least a 6750. The 14x don't appeal to me but I can live with it vs an Envy with crap screen and gpu and I do think the 14x is hideous but I need a backlit keyboard.
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The envy was just a smarter buy at the time. I was really hoping for a refresh that would bridge the gap and pull a lot of people from the mbp camp.
Ah well. guess I'll be luking different forums and "Customize"ing other models in my hunt for the perfect laptop.
@m14x. It's not professional looking, as stated before, and honestly the stock 555m is on par with the 6750m found in the MBP due to the gddr3 found in it. (This can be changed by overclocking).
XPS 15z is nice, but just can't play games as well as I want either.
Well, enough of my rant, Cya all later! -
Is Ivy Bridge going to be a huge improvement over SandyBridge? Big enough for me to wait on buying a laptop for college until next year?
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It's been said a thousand times but man HP really screwed up on this Envy 14 refresh. They had a radiance supplier at one time, and is it really that hard to line up another, considering they are HP? Also refreshing with 6630M graphics (which is likely to happen) for a laptop of it's size is a mistake, and consumers will realize that.
I think the new Web OS will be cool, but that doesn't mean HP should drop everything else to launch a mobile OS in an already crowded market. When I think of HP, I imagine computers first, so HP if you are reading this, here is my suggestion. Make a great consumer laptop, don't halve it, and sit back while sales records are set. I know running a successful business is complicated, but in the long run, is it really? -
Does HP really take peoples suggestions? or do they just do whatever they think its best and want? We all want Radiance back dam it!
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How about this? I'm an incoming freshman who just recently purchased the HP Dv6t quad editon, with a 2GB 6770 graphics card, 8 GB of Ram, blu-ray player, 1080p anti-glare with a 30% coupon, so the price I got all this for is nothing short of amazing. Would it be worth returning it, buying a cheap laptop for this year, and buying an Ivy Bridge later.
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the jump from Sandy Bridge to Ivy bridge is expected to be big, yes. bigger than the jump we just made to Sandy bridge.
I can't answer your question directly, but consider that you got an amazing deal on a great laptop, which you might as well enjoy for what it is. Returning your dv6t now and buying a "lesser" laptop might not net you the savings you need to purchase an Ivy7 bridge next year. In fact, you might not want the first Ivy bridge off the line anyway -- your DV6 gives you the capability to time your Ivy bridge purchase, waiting for even the 2nd gen Ivy bridge in 2013. -
Ivy bridge is just another tik, in intel's line none the less it will be better than SB though but that is no reason to return your laptop just with any next gen proccesor it is better. -
Auxilio_ab_alto Notebook Consultant
As far as the Radiance, from what I understand there are huge shortages of LCD panels in certain sizes and only a few companies that make them (ie Samsung and LG). So it's understandable if they couldn't get the proper panel. And I'm perfectly content with the resolution and brightness.
A laptop is about more than just one or two components. It's the sum of the parts, the look, the experience, and the support. So it might be a little lacking in GPU and display, but I feel it's more than made up for in the other areas. -
Anyone know what the battery life difference between the i5 and i7s will be? Tried searching for any threads on SB battery life difference in the dv6, couldn't find anything.
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