Hewlett-Packard will launch in the U.S. market later this year and probably for Christmas, a special variation of its laptops Envy 17, an optical drive with Blu-Ray 3D but also of a Full HD 3D display.

HP Envy 17 should be one of the first 3D models on the market to be equipped with a 3D display with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. When in fact, only laptops with that resolution are also equipped with 3D technology. The integrated display in HP Envy 17 will be a 3D version 17.3-inch WUXGA HD 3D Ultra BrightView from 120Hz with 1920 × 1080 pixels, with viewing angles significantly improved compared with 17 panels of Envy on the market.

The HP laptop will be accompanied by active 3D glasses less cumbersome than those distributed eg with 3D TVs from Sony. You can buy more at a price of 139 euros extra. Although we are accustomed to seeing the 3D external receiver in the future Envy 17 3D will be integrated into the laptop next to the webcam it easier for users when moving. Among other news, we point out that HP Envy 17 3D is the first notebook to be equipped with a 3D solution based on ATI Mobility Radeon HD5850 dedicated graphics and technology EyeFinity order to pass the video signal on 3 external displays simultaneously.

The remainder is supplied complete with the presence of digital HDMI and DisplayPort video outputs, optical drive Blu-Ray 3D, up to 2TB (2000GB) of data storage space, great audio section and a Quad Core Intel Core i7. HP Envy 17 3D Intel Calpella platform should be launched for Christmas. Your exact price is currently unknown, but HP does not indicate a cost less than $ 2,000.