HP launches new Pavilion laptops with 12th Gen Intel processors in India

Advertisement
HP launches new Pavilion laptops with 12th Gen Intel processors in India
Representative imagePixabay
HP on Wednesday launched its Pavilion laptops powered by 12th Gen Intel Core processors for improved performance for its users in India.
Advertisement

Starting at Rs 55,999, the all-new Pavilion series -- HP Pavilion 15, HP Pavilion 14 and HP Pavilion x360 -- are designed with the environment in mind, with an all-metal laptop built that contains ocean-bound plastics and recycled aluminum.

"At HP, we consistently expand and reinvent our ecosystem to provide the best computing experiences to our users," Vickram Bedi, Senior Director, Personal Systems - HP India Market, said in a statement.

Complimentary Tech Event
Transform talent with learning that works
Capability development is critical for businesses who want to push the envelope of innovation.Discover how business leaders are strategizing around building talent capabilities and empowering employee transformation.Know More
"We have also designed the device to make a positive and meaningful impact on the environment by using recycled aluminum and ocean-bound plastics. With the refreshed Pavilion portfolio, our goal is to deliver exceptional solutions for users to stay connected, entertained, and productive," Bedi added.

The new HP Pavilion 15 is equipped with an EyeSafe certified display that was designed in collaboration with doctors to enable HP users to work and play for as long as they want without experiencing eye strain.

Advertisement

The latest 12th Gen Intel Processors along with adaptive battery optimizer provides the right features for best in-case performance. Its full-size, backlit keyboard gives an overall premium touch to cater to the GenZs and Millennials.

The laptops are available in three colours -- warm gold, natural silver and fog blue.

SEE ALSO:
CEO bonus for the top 10 tech giants soared 400% amid pandemic
Netflix share price tanks as the company records its first drop in users since 2011

{{}}