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UPDATED: 15:07, November 17, 2004
HP V2000 cuts price by 1,200 yuan
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Long regarded as a leader in the wide-screen business notebook application field, HP hoped to dominate the market by launching the Presario V2000 in August, which provided advanced technology, comprehensive functions and a fashionable desi gn. Last week, HP announced it would cut the price of the V2000 to 12,799 yuan (US$1,540), a reduction of 1,200 yuan.

Since its debut in the Chinese market, the V2000 has become the most popular 14-inch wide-screen notebook in China. With this price reduction, it is expected that sales of the V2000 will boom.

The V2000 supports two parallel pages to improve working efficiency. When playing a wide-screen movie, the picture shown on the V2000 is 14 percent bigger than an ordinary 14.1-inch standard LCD, and the lightness of the screen is 25 percent higher.

With its outstanding display effect, the V2000 has adopted a slim and compact design. It weighs just 2.39 kg.

With the built-in Intel CPU, with wired and wireless connection, it enables fast information access and communication. It also provides a rich variety of entertainment and game functions.

Source: Shenzhen Daily


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