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18th October 2009, 06:44 PM #1041Notebook Consultant
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18th October 2009, 06:48 PM #1042
Re: HP Envy 15? i7 meets 4830+15" screen!
Doubt it. 6 months is the industry average before new tech gets even announced. Thats because it takes about 1 month on average for the first wave of buyers to get machines, and 3 months on average before the machine is well known and starts to hit its peak buying frenzy, then add in about 2 months extra for milking the original launch buzz and throwing out some deals to clear some inventory, leaves you announcing a refresh about 6-7 months down the road.
In other cases, it can take a year. I will be very surprised if this model gets much of an update though. With the heat problems its already facing, sticking more power in it is only asking for trouble... and its not really what its designed for.
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18th October 2009, 06:49 PM #1043
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18th October 2009, 06:55 PM #1044
Re: HP Envy 15? i7 meets 4830+15" screen!
i dunno... Dell stuck a heck of a lot of more power into the SXPS 16 since its original release (more powerful gpu, more powerful processors) and they seemed to address the heating issues by modifying Bios settings to get the fan in the machine to spin faster and more frequently (i.e. all the freggin time). it didn't fix the heating issue... but it did keep the heat to reasonable levels while the machine was in use.
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18th October 2009, 07:16 PM #1045
Re: HP Envy 15? i7 meets 4830+15" screen!
the only thing i could see them updating is the hard drives. the more you make of something the cheaper it is to make each one. if people are unsatisfied then they will update in 6 months and make a big deal about it. but right now cpu/gpu are pretty much the best you can get in the envy form factor for heat and energy consumtion reasons and because next generation cpu/gpu's are supposed to be on 32nm they will require a different mother board. and you really cant ask for more ram from a laptop can you?
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18th October 2009, 07:28 PM #1046Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: HP Envy 15? i7 meets 4830+15" screen!
let me get this straight you don't get anything in email about cashback until a day after order correct?
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18th October 2009, 07:35 PM #1047Notebook Consultant
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18th October 2009, 07:49 PM #1048
Re: HP Envy 15? i7 meets 4830+15" screen!
sure but dont expect anything before 6 months.
i dont expect to see a backlit keyboard or switchable graphics in the 15 ever but thats my opinion. i would like it too but i dont see it happening in a hardware update. maybe when the next gen comes out.Last edited by jwhit3367; 18th October 2009 at 07:54 PM.
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18th October 2009, 07:52 PM #1049Notebook Consultant
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Re: HP Envy 15? i7 meets 4830+15" screen!
I've been lurking here for a few weeks and found some great info from everyone here. want to say thank you!!! I couldn't fight my temptation and I decided bite the bullet and pull the trigger and get the the envy 15 base spec...... for all the people who are wondering about bing cash back, I got my email about ten minutes after I placed my order and this is what it says in my account after the purchase...
Total cashback $450.00
yipee, i'm so excited
first post on nbr.
first purchase from hp.com.
first time using bing cashback.
everything went so smooth, couldn't be more pleased.
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18th October 2009, 07:56 PM #1050Notebook Consultant
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