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    Hp Dv2600 ?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Pip, Aug 13, 2007.

  1. Pip

    Pip Notebook Enthusiast

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    In the US, you can already get that Imprint design on the Verve notebooks sold only at Best Buy.
     
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    yea thats the 2500 special edition at bestbuy not a 2600
     
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    Dont worry about the model numbers HP seems to be fond of changing them as they please. The dv2600 is nothing but a dv2500 which is again just an updated dv2000 series notebook. Since the UK/rest of the world doesnt get CTO(custom) models as in the US the pre-configured systems get discontinued and a new one with a different model number pops up. Essentially it is the same laptop with a different/updated specifications. Ofcourse then there are special editions which have different designs. But essnetially underneath they are the same laptop.
     
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    Yeah. I'm hoping a dv2600 may emerge in the UK (with LED screen ?) and a decent processor with the 8400M to escape Dell's m1330 fiascos.