Dr. Dre, HP Make Limited Edition Envy 15

Earlier this week, we learned about HP's impressive looking new line of premium notebooks the Envy 13 and Envy 15, both of which borrow a lot of the desirable styling of Apple's MacBook Pros.

Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
  • Ridik876
    That's what I want...16 GB on a laptop.
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  • Ridik876
    -__-
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  • this isnt a laptop its a mini supercomputer
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  • tipoo
    The Envy 13 seems like a rip off, its speced and priced equally to the MBP.

    The 15 on the other hand is pretty impressive... A Core i7 in a 1 inch thick notebook that gets incredible battery life, has 16 gigs (!) of RAM and still weighs less than a 15 inch Macbook Pro? Thats some slick work right there HP.
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  • leafblower29
    Now that's awesome.
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  • Ah yes, swooning over a still non-existant Core i7 laptop CPU. Still a dual-core, but at a much lower clockspeed, with turbo mode to 2.8ghz, which I'd assume would give you 3rd degree burns on your lap if you actually did something long and computationally intensive, like, let's say, compiling a Linux kernel, or rendering you latest hip-hop beat in Fruity Loops.
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  • Shadow703793
    It will NOT be anything like the current i7s. For starters it's going to be slower (clock speed) and possibly could be the 32nm Clarkdale (2C/4T). I'd also guess Turbo would be limited.
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  • doomtomb
    I don't see how they are going to fit an i7 in a 5lb notebook but we'll see.
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  • rpmrush
    It's the newest 1156 pin I7's not the 1366 pin.
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  • christop
    Why would you need 16 gigs of memory in a laptop?
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