HP announced a mild redesign of the Pavilion dv3t notebook. Now it is HP’s lightest Intel home notebook. It is 4.9 pounds and has 13.3-inch screen. The Pavilion dv3t can use up to a 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo. Also it has options for 8GB of RAM and dedicated GeForce 105M G video. Operation time has suffered. Now the notebook will run up to 4.25 hours (with wireless off) on the stock battery and up to 7 hours on an extended 9-cell pack, both thanks in part to an LED-backlit display.
An entry version of Pavilion dv3t starts at 799 USD. It comes with 2GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB of RAM and 250 GB hard drive. Also it has a DVD burner and Intel’s GMA 4500MHD for video. There are few features which come with all model. For example, HDMI output is present and provides getting video to an HDTV. Other features are 802.11n Wi-Fi, 500GB hard drive and Blu-ray. Also backlit keyboard and a higher-contrast LCD are included for gourmets.
