HP unleashes new gaming portfolio for next-gen gamers
The Silicon Review
22 July, 2020
As the gaming sector sees great growth in India, HP is all set to launch its new gaming powerhouse that is designed for both mainstream gamers and usual gamers. It will help gamers as well as game designers in terms of video editing and content creators. The new HP Pavilion Gaming 16 laptop is the first-ever 16" diagonal gaming PC that has ever been produced solely for gamers.
"HP continues to push gaming progression by growing and evolving the ecosystem with enhanced experiences through a broad gaming portfolio. We understand that in gaming, no one size fits all. Hence, our award-winning OMEN series and Pavilion Gaming 16 truly caters to a different set of audiences based on their requirements," Vickram Bedi, Senior Director, HP India Market stated.
The all-new HP gaming line offers an enhanced experience for more than 20 hours with the new HP X100 wireless gaming headset. The laptop also consists of ear pads and even headband yield, which gives a paramount comfort with ultra 7.1 virtual surround sound supported by 50mm driver, first of its kind for a gaming laptop. With all these new features, HP Pavilion Gaming 16 laptop is a new powerhouse for all gamers.
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