Compal joins the Centrino 2 pack with JHL, JHT series laptops

by Donald Melanson, posted Jun 20th 2008 at 2:40AM

Another day, another batch of Centrino 2 laptops, these ones coming to us from ODM bigwig Compal, which has just announced four models based on Intel's latest and greatest platform. Those include the 15.4-inch JHL90 and JHL91, and the 14.1-inch JHT00 and JHT01 models, each of which are available with your choice of Penryn processors, along with NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT graphics on the JHL90 and GeForce 9300M GS on the JHT00, or integrated Intel graphics on the two lower-end models. Otherwise, you can expect to get your choice of 5,400 rpm or 7,200 rpm hard drives (no SSD though), a max 4GB of RAM, Intel Turbo Memory, a DVD burner or Blu-ray drive, and integrated WiMAX in addition to the usual WiFi and Bluetooth. No word on a price or release date, but you can pretty safely bet that you'll be seeing these under any number of brands in the not too distant future.

[Thanks, Michele]

Filed under: Laptops

Tags: centrino 2, Centrino2, compal, jhl90, jhl91, jht00, jht01

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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ClaMs @ Jun 20th 2008 3:13AM

What the hell? Is that a real product pic?
The overused Photoshop Lens flare hurts my eyes so much.

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DDay @ Jun 20th 2008 3:37AM

Lol, they are using a desktop from interfacelift from Granville Island, in Vancouver, Canada. Didn't know they were allowed to use things like that in advertising.

Edit:
Interfacelift Terms of Use - The content downloaded from this web site, including by not limited to destop wallpaper, icon sets, themes, and articles, are licensed for personal use only.

Doesn't mean that Compal didn't get permission from the original photographer though. Just found this funny.

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KaZ @ Jun 20th 2008 5:47AM

"Leave lens flare effects alone !!!"

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richard moore @ Jun 20th 2008 8:04AM

http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/details.php?id=1036

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Richard Lai @ Jun 20th 2008 8:18AM

The above laptop looks familiar... Any ideas?

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