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HP unveils new business notebook

Dubai , September 12, 2007

HP Middle East has expanded its business notebook and desktop portfolio with the introduction of sleek products with a fresh new look that balance mobility and value.

The new HP Compaq 6720s Business Notebook PCs feature widescreen displays, the latest processor technology and multiple wireless technologies to keep small business users productive and connected at an affordable price, said an HP spokesman.

The dramatically re-designed HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra-slim desktop PC presents a sleek impression and provides power-efficiency and performance in a zero-footprint form factor appropriate for businesses large and small.

The dc7800 Ultra-slim desktop PC is the smallest PC that meets power user requirements and enterprise demands, The compact, environment-friendly design accommodates any size workspace and has a zero footprint when used with the Integrated Work Center stand, or when mounted underneath a desk or on the wall with HP's Quick Release.

'Today's news strengthens the breadth and depth of HP's market-leading business notebook and desktop range - from its affordable yet highly mobile entry-level notebooks to its high-end offerings boasting the latest technologies,' said Consumer and Commercial Product Manager, Personal Systems Group, HP Middle East, Anil Kumar.

HP Compaq 6720s Business Notebook PC features a roomy 15.4-inch diagonal widescreen display and a sleek design. To help businesses get the most out of their technology choices, HP offers abroad portfolio of support, services and programs helps to improve abusiness customers' experience throughout the product life cycle - fromselecting the right hardware to securely using it to transitioning to newtechnology.

HP Compaq 6720s Notebook PC starts at $899 and HP Compaq dc7800 Business Desktop starts at $977. Both are currently shipping.TradeArabia News Service




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