We’re willing to put our money on HP’s dv7t for all its awesome features but what surprises us is the silent treatment meted out.

The Pavilion dv7t laptop has witnessed an update from the original 17- to 17.3- inches LCD display with NVIDIA graphics being turned down in favor of ATI options such as 512MB Mobility Radeon HD 4530 and 1GB HD 4650. The screen manages a resolution of 1600x900 pixels.

But what’s most impressive is the price slash from $1229 to a more economical $799.99. If you’re in a mood to add more fire power to this monster, then all you need to do is embed the 2GHz Core 2 Quad CPU, but hey, the bill’s sure gonna inflate!

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