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After launching a budget-friendly laptop: Stream 14, now HP has jumped in the brutally competitive PC gaming market by unveiling a new device, called Omen. Notably, the Windows 8.1-based gaming laptop has been priced at $1,499 and available to purchase in the marketplace of US. Here, the brand has also announced its companion Gaming Mouse X9000, which will go on sale from the November-mid.
Diving into HP's new scion that has a gaming-oriented design and it is integrated with Nvidia GeForce GTX 860M GPU alongside 2.5GHz Intel Core i7 quad-core processor. The tool features a 15.6-inch full-HD IPS touch screen, which renders a pixel resolution of 1920x1080p. Here, it is worth to state that HP has given an answer to Acer's new weapon, Aspire V Nitro that comes in same price category. Well, it is quite complex to predict that which will win the crown of best buy.
The device incorporates HP TrueVision full-HD web camera and housed with customizable RGB-backlit keyboard, where key spacing as well as six programmable function keys have been optimized for game junkies'. In terms of memory, the laptop comes in two variants: 8GB and 16GB of DDR3 RAM. The comprisal of dual fans alongside 58 Watt hour 4-cell Li-Ion battery makes the device quite promising.
Moreover, this 19.9mm thick gadget has been exhibited on ledges of retail stores with its premium aluminum body alongside a weighing of 2.12kg. Vice President in the department of Product Management at HP, Mike Nash has stated that Omen has the power to dominate the field of electronics devices because it delivers stunning graphics, lightning-fast processing and customizable features.
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