HP's new ENVY 17 is a beefy creative laptop with 10th Gen Intel chips

HP Envy 17
HP Envy 17 (Image credit: HP)

What you need to know

  • HP launched the new ENVY 17 today.
  • Built for creators, the ENVY 17 has a 4K display and uses Intel's 10th Gen processors.
  • The HP ENVY 17 is available this week starting at $1,250.

HP announced the new ENVY 17 today, a laptop that's built to get creative tasks done on the go. An evolution over the previous ENVY 17, this refresh comes packed in a smaller body but still includes a 17-inch screen. Inside, there are plenty of beefy specs to back up creative workflows as well.

The screen on the new ENVY 17 is a 4K panel with an 86 percent screen-to-body ration. That gives the device an overall smaller body than its predecessor. Backing up that screen is up to 10th Gen Intel Core processors, which should give you plenty of power to work with. For graphics-heavy tasks, you can also equip the ENVY 17 with NVIDIA MX330 graphics.

One of the bigger additions to this year's ENVY 17 is a revamped keyboard. HP calls it an "all-in-one" keyboard, and it comes with dedicated function keys for mic muting, the camera shutter, fingerprint reader, power button, and HP command center. Rounding things out is support for Alexa and Cortana voice services.

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Category HP ENVY 17 (2020)
Operating System Windows 10 Home
Display 17.3 inches
Up to 4K
IPS
Processor Up to Intel 10th Gen Core procesors
Graphics Up to NVIDIA MX330
Memory Up to 32GB DDR4
Storage Up to 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD
Security Fingerprint scanner
Connectivity Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Bluetooth 5
Ports 1x USB Type-C, 3x USB-A, 1x HDMI 2.0, SD card reader
Audio Bang & Olufsen dual speakers
Battery Up to 10.5 hours
Dimensions 15.71" x 10.20" x 0.76"
Weight 6.02 lbs
Colors Silver aluminum

The new HP Envy 17 is expected to hit stores starting this week at a starting price of $1,250. It's currently listed at Best Buy and should be available directly from HP soon.

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