2023-09-01 17:51:00
A HP announced its first notebook with a 16-inch screen in the category market. It’s about the new Pavilion Plus 16which arrives with some qualities that may interest users, such as the addition of a high-resolution OLED-type screen and dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics card.
For starters, this model’s panel features 2.2K resolution and supports a 120 Hz refresh rate. Inside, the laptop comes with a 13th generation Intel Core-i7 processor, accompanied by 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and SSD storage with capacity of 1TB.
The dedicated video card, in turn, is a GeForce RTX 3050 from NVIDIA, which is currently the component located in the entry-level segment of the line. However, it is a GPU with enough firepower to run several games with satisfactory quality and resolution.
According to information from HP itself, the Pavilion Plus 16 comes with a battery that provides an autonomy of up to 11h45 with just a single charge of typical use. The capacity is 68 kWh and if the user uses the product to watch content, it is possible to extend the usage time to almost 16 hours.
For those interested, the new HP notebook will be available on the company’s website, as well as stores like Amazon and Costco. His starting price is US$ 1.000 (R$ 4,948) and is scheduled to hit the market in October. Finally, also discover the gamer models with RTX 40 launched by the brand in March of this year.
More about notebooks: see our guide with the best options for up to R$ 1,500 to buy.
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