HP has recently been in a wave of announcements across and across all of its PC families, and Pavilion’s turn also came with the announcement of two new laptops, the Pavilion Plus 14 and the Pavilion x360 14 which are actually offered in very many configurations, with a relatively low base price that can double in the high configuration most.
Thus, for example, the listed starting price of Pavilion Plus 14 stands at $ 799 starting at the end of the current month. This price of course refers to the basic configuration which is a Core i5-1235U processor with 2 performance cores and 8 efficient 12th generation Intel, a built-in display chip of Iris Xe, 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB SSD card With an M.2 connection and a 14-inch IPS screen with a 2.2K resolution and a 65-watt battery.
But the computer is presented in many other configurations, including a 2.8K resolution OLED screen, a 90-watt battery, up to 1 terabyte of M.2 storage, 16 GB of RAM, an MX500 graphics card or more seriously in the form of NVIDI’s RTX 2050, And a line of processors up to the Core i7-12700H performance processor with 6 performance cores and 8 efficient cores and a maximum speed of 4.7 GHz. It can be assumed that the price in the highest case will be even more than double, if not three, than the basic price.
In the case of the Pavilion x360 14, which will be available starting this summer at a starting price of $ 599, the options are a little more modest. This reversible computer will be available with 12th generation Core U processors, from 3 to 7, with 8/16 GB of RAM and storage between 256 and 1,024 GB of SSD card in the M.2 interface, a graphics chip embedded according to CPU level, IPS screen with FHD resolution with electronic pen support (sold separately), and 45/65 watt battery.