HP's high-end Envy and Folio 13 laptops may be the stars of today's launch, but the company's not forgetting about the budget-conscious — it's also launching the $630 Pavilion dm4, a mid-range laptop for the average Joe. The new dm4 is a small upgrade in terms of specs to the existing dm4, but there are some significant exterior changes. The 4.5-pound laptop still has a 14-inch, 1366 x 768 display, but it now comes with a brushed aluminum or steel gray finish, a subwoofer, and an optional backlit keyboard. We've got a full list of specs right here (or at least what HP's given us so far), and the starting configuration will come with a Core i3 processor, 6GB of RAM, and a 640B hard drive.

However, if the average Joe (or Jane) happens to be a music fan, there's also the dm4 Beats Edition. While Beats Audio enhancements are included in the regular dm4 model too, the Beats Edition is one extreme visual overhaul — it adds a Beats logo, a red keyboard backlight, and a Beats wallpaper. You can also buy special Beats headphones to match the computer, but that's a separate bundle. Only the truest of Beats fans need apply, though, for a $200 more then the standard dm4, you get a faster Core i5 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 750GB hard drive.