HP ruins summer by announcing back-to-school notebooks and printers already

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HPWhile students everywhere are preparing to rock the F out this summer, HP has just announced its line of back-to-school notebooks — a cruel reminder to you kids that summer is short and you should always be focused on studying and using your indoor voices.

If you’re really organized or you’re looking for a sweet new rig for computer camp, though, here’s what’s coming from HP:

The HP Pavilion dv2z — seems to basically be a customizable version of the already-available dv2 (see Devin’s review). You can bump the CPU from an AMD Neo up to a dual-core AMD. Starts at $599, available starting tomorrow.

The HP Pavilion dv6t — a 16-inch notebook focused on entertainment. “A separate numeric keypad allows faster data entry during class.” Again with the back-to-school buzzkilling, HP? An entertainment notebook with a sweet 10-key pad for nerding out. Fun! Available now, starting at $649.

The HP Pavilion dv6z Artist Edition 2 — like the already-available dv6z but with “the winning design from the 2008 HP MTV Notebook Design Contest.” Available tomorrow, starting at $949. The dv6z starts at $579, so you’re really paying for that design there.

And finally, the HP Pavilion dv3t — thin and light 13.3-inch notebook weighing just under five pounds and starting at $649. Available now.

HP also announced a few new printers, just in case students’ spirits hadn’t been fully crushed with back-to-school talk yet. You can read about them at the link below if you’re a glutton for punishment.

HP Gives Students a Head Start with Sleek, Affordable PCs and Printers [Press Release]

 HP ruins summer by announcing back to school notebooks and printers already

 HP ruins summer by announcing back to school notebooks and printers already

 HP ruins summer by announcing back to school notebooks and printers already  HP ruins summer by announcing back to school notebooks and printers already  HP ruins summer by announcing back to school notebooks and printers already

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