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HP Omen Pro

HP Omen Pro : for game makers, not just players

Posted on May 19, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

The second coming of the HP Omen is here with the HP Omen Pro, one made for game developers more than game players. Inside users will find an Intel Core i7 processor, NVIDIA Quadro K1100M graphics card, and enough solid state drive storage to make with the game creation. This machine costs more than its partner (the non-pro), and rolls with many of the same looks on the outside. While most game developers take to desktops to push their high-powered creations, this machine makes the case for on-the-go makers.

On the outside, this HP Omen Pro looks and feels very much like the non-Pro edition. It has a 0.78-inch thick body with 4.68 pounds to its name, all covered with black aluminum. It’s all black, we should say, save the red vents behind the back – a classy bit of flair.
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