Small in size, big on creativity

Damian Koh | Jun 16, 2006

Bryce (pronounced as b-rice) is not a new name for low-grade grains you can eat at home but HP's latest Pavilion home computer. The company is touting Bryce as its first small form factor PC that can be decked in cool customizable skins. Time to play dress up!

The HP Pavilion s7500 (also known as Bryce) is built on Intel's Pentium M processor and runs on Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. The PC comes with several features including integrated High Definition Audio 7.1 surround sound, a 9-in-1 card reader, a double-layer multi-drive and LightScribe compatibility.

Customers who purchase this machine will also get two complimentary skins from CoolSkinz. If that's not enough, they can create their very own patterns herefrom mid-July onwards. Bryce would be available in June in selected number of Asia-Pacific countries (Australia, China, Korea and New Zealand) at a recommended price of US$870 and would subsequently be launched in other Asian countries in the third quarter.

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