Hp Pavilion Computers

With the recent hire of would-be-governor and former eBay CEO Meg Whitman as the new CEO for HP and their recent update of the HP Pavilion dm1 notebook, it’s been a busy time for the electronics manufacturer.

Noted particularly for their HP Pavilion computers, the company has recently introduced their brand-new HP Premier Experience for notebooks to help them find an even better balance between performance and mobility.

Features of the more streamlined Windows 7 experience includes:

• HP Launch Box: This HP-exclusive feature will allow applications to be organized better through grouping them on the Windows 7 taskbar. A simple mouse-over and click brings up applications directly from the taskbar freeing up screens and desktops on PCs.
• HP CoolSense: An advanced and intelligent software that will automatically adjust performance and internal fan settings to help cool your PC
• HP Quick Web: Takes users directly to their favorite web browser right after they power up their PC, bypassing full OS start-ups
• HP ProtectSmart: Ever worry about dropping your notebook? HP ProtectSmart uses a built-in accelerometer that will detect when a PC is bumped, dropped or moved locking the hard drive into place to help safeguard your information
• HP SimpePass: Provides extra online security that uses a built-in fingerprint reader that auto-generates online passwords
• Faster boot-up, shutdown, sleep and resume times

As someone who has had previous dissatisfaction with HP Pavilion computers, I think that this is definitely a step in the right direction for the company to help provide their users with a superior experience on their computers. However, thus begats the next important question, will this turn out to be a resource-hogging bloatware or will it be something useful? Only time will tell.