HP ENVY Beats Edition

Rock it for real with the HP ENVY Beats Edition, which delivers the bestsound available in a notebook. Turn heads with a brushed aluminum cover,soft-touch surfaces, and a red backlit keyboard. Speed through work with theIntel Core^™ i5 processor with Turbo BoostTechnology, switch between apps faster, and create like the pros with AdobeElements photo and video editing software. Plus, hear music the way the artistsintended with Beats Audio^™, only from HP.

Througha unique collaboration with music industry innovators like Dr. Dre andInterscope Records’ Jimmy Iovine, the HP ENVY¹⁴ Beats^™Edition delivers the ultimate entertainment experience. 

FeaturingBeats Audio and a brilliant 14.5" diagonal HD BrightView display, the stylishENVY¹⁴ Beats^™ lets you see and hear like the pros. Italso gives you plenty of power and built-in software to create like one, too. 

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HP Envy 110e All in One

This is one of the newest printers from HP.It’s compact design and multifunctional tasks make it an “I need this” foreverybody. We want to say, that in ouropinion is one of the most beautiful printers that one can buy.

Let see some technical details.

Cutting-edge design and premierprinting—plus lab-quality photos in a touch. This wireless, Web-connectede-all-in-one with a large touchscreen fits perfectly almost anywhere in thehome, and offers a variety of mobile printing solutions.

ISOSpeed: Up to 7 ppm black, Up to 4 ppm color

ScanResolution: Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi; Scan Type: Flatbed

CopySpeed: Up to 30 cpm black, Up to 25 cpm color

StandardConnectivity: 1 USB 2.0, 1 WiFi 802.11b/g/n

PaperHandling: 80-sheet input tray, 25-sheet output tray

MonthlyVolume (Duty Cycle): Up to 1,000 pages

Features: Wireless,Memory card slot, Web connect, HP ePrint, 3.45" (8.9-cm) touchscreen CGD

BorderlessPrinting: Up to 8.5 x 11 in, 216 x 279 mm

Stylish innovation with a premiumprint experience

• An innovative complement to yourhome—touch the high-resolution display to print in an entirely new way.

• Keep the peace in any room—low-noiseacoustics minimize printer sounds for quiet print performance.

• No visible paper tray, no problem—thetray extends and retracts so your printer maintains its sleek style.

• Conveniently connect to yourwireless network using HP Auto Wireless Connect. Complete versatility and photoprinting in one

• Print photos, make copies, scanreprints, produce prints from the Web and use eFax® to fax without a phoneline.

• Produce long-lasting photo results—printdurable, lab-quality photos, using Original HP inks.

• Save time and paper by printingtwo-sided documents automatically.

• Choose high-capacity ink cartridgesor HP Photo Value Packs for a better value with frequent printing.

On-the-go printing and Web-connectedconvenience

• Easily print photos and documentswhile on the go. With HP ePrint, if you can e-mail it, you can print it.

• Now with AirPrint™. Simply printwirelessly from your iPad®, iPhone® or iPod touch®.

• Use free apps on the touchscreen toprint without a PC—even control your printer from a mobile device.

• Easily print from your smartphonewhile away from home, using HP mobile print applications.7

Outstanding paper savings, easy energysavings

• Consume up to 50% less paper, usingautomatic two-sided printing.

• Save energy, using an e-all-in-onethat is ENERGY STAR® qualified.

• Get free cartridge recycling throughHP Planet Partners10.

• Reduce your impact—this HP Envyproduct is shipped in a reusable tote that replaces a plastic bag.

Save paper by up to 50% usingautomatic two-sided printing.

• Reduces packaging waste by using aninnovative, reusable bag.1

• Save money and energy: uses lessthan 1 watt of energy while in Off mode

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HP TouchPad WebOS 3.0 Slate

There she is, the HP TouchPad. It's the webOS slate we've been yearning for ever since probing (then) Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein on our first-ever Engadget Show, but sadly, it looks as if HP has yanked any and all Palm labeling from the final product. Introduced today in San Francisco as part of a newfangled webOS triumvirate, the TouchPad (previously known by Topaz) is shaped almost exactly like the iPad. It tips the scales at 1.6 pounds and measures 13.7mm thick, which is somewhat of a downer for those already put off by the heft found in Apple's slate. As we'd heard last month, HP's shipping this one with its own Beats audio engine, Touch-to-Share (a feature that lets users easily transfer a website, document, song, text or call from the phone to the tablet -- or vice versa -- simply by tapping the two devices together) and a huge reliance on the cloud. Also of note, Jon just mentioned that this is only the "first in the webOS TouchPad family," hinting that the Opal may be just around the bend.

Other specifications include webOS 3.0, "true multitasking," Touch-to-share, instant-on productivity, a 9.7-inch display (1024 x 768 screen resolution), a dual-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon CPU (!), inbuilt gyroscope, accelerometer, compass and 16GB / 32GB of internal storage space. There's also a front-facing 1.3 megapixel webcam, support for video calling, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, A-GPS (3G model only), "twice the memory of a Pre 2" and a set of stereo speakers. Rubenstein claims that this here tablet is "screaming fast," and the software UI we're seeing looks downright luscious. There's a new paneled email application a Growl-like pop-up notification system, support for Skype calling, compatibility with Amazon's Kindle e-book store, plenty of cal / email integration courtesy of HP Synergy, a slick virtual keyboard, VPN support, wireless printing as well as Google Docs, QuickOffice, Dropbox and Box.net compatibility. One of the killer features that can't be found on a competing tablet right now is this one's ability to talk to the Pre 3 -- so long as there's a Touchstone involved, one can have their Pre 3 and TouchPad communicate, even piping over notifications and texts from the phone onto the slate. It's a brilliant idea, and we're obviously amped to see just how well it's implemented.

Over on the accessories front, there's a case / stand (which includes a handy flip-out kickstand for desk use), a wireless keyboard (yeah, this one!) and a new Touchstone dock that enables all of the wireless communication magic between webOS devices. If you're curious about specific models, the first out of the gate will be a WiFi only version, with 3G and 4G variants to follow suit in due time. As for the all-important pricing and availability? "Coming this summer," with pricing to be determined "at a later date." Bah, humbug!

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HP TouchPad

The HP TouchPad is probably Apple’s top competitor in the iPad segment of the market. It has a 16 or 32 GB hard-drive, a 9.7in/24.5 cm screen with a 1024x768 resolution, dual-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor, Wi-Fi,GPS and a web OS. It also has a 1.3MP webcam and the possibility to charge/print via wireless. All of this in nice black plastic frame. There are a lot of secrets in the HP TouchPad but that is for you to find out on your own.

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