Get $300 off the 15-inch, 10th gen i7 HP Pavilion laptop
Update your studio with the many monitors, laptops and desktops reduced in the HP sale
Hewlett Packard has dropped prices on much of its monitor, laptop and desktop ranges with the biggest saving to be had on the 15-inch HP Pavilion.
The Pavilion 15T features a 10th generation i7 processor with clock speeds of up to 3.9 GHz, 16 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD. HP has shaved a cool $300 off the normal price, so you can get one for just $699.99.
If you’re ok in the laptop department, but could do with a brand new monitor, then the pick of the bunch has to be the HP 27FW with Audio. This 27-inch monitor has a 1920x1080 resolution at 60Hz, with a contrast ratio of 1000:1 static and 10000000:1 dynamic and a brightness of 300 cd/m². You can save $45 on this monitor, which is now $224.99 reduced from $269.99.
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Save a whopping $300 on the HP Pavilion 15T
One of its sleekest and fastest laptops is dropping down to just $699.99 in the HP sale. Featuring a 10th gen i7 processor and 16GB of RAM, you'll have no trouble running your DAW and all those plugins. Also comes with free shipping.
This 27-inch HP monitor is now $224.99
The HP 27FW with Audio is the perfect solution around the studio and home with the addition of audio. With a saving of $45 and free shipping included, what's not to like?
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