Let’s face it, not everyone wants to learn a new OS every time they buy a new PC. When it comes to built-for-Touch Windows 8, if you’re not buying a new “Touch” laptop, why would you want to go through whole learning process after you’ve finally gotten comfortable with Windows 7? Well, that’s what HP must be thinking with their latest move, by introducing five new Windows 7 configured PC’s.
Call it marketing gimmick or giving the consumers what they wanted, the latest Windows 7 PC “back by popular demand” from HP are a good choice for those that have tried a Windows 8 equipped computer and promptly returned it (Metro after all just doesn’t make too much sense on a non-touch device).
While the five Windows 7 powered HP computers configuration below are brand new, they can still take advantage of existing HP coupon codes – making this using an “old” OS promotion extra enticing. PC’s with a list price of $799.99 or more can use coupon code PC71926 for 15% off. PC’s below the $799.99 threshold can use coupon SAVE15HP for $15 off, and the $15 off coupon stacks on top of any existing instant savings discounts. All are customizable, and can be given greater specs if the buyer desires.
Laptops
 | HP Envy 15t-j100 Quad Edition Core i7-4700MQ, GeForce GT 740M, 12GB RAM, Windows 7 Pro for $764.99 plus $9.99 shipping (normally $899.99 – use coupon code PC71926). |
 | HP Pavilion 15t-n200 Core i5-4200U, 8GB RAM, Windows 7 for $584.99 plus $9.99 shipping (normally $749.99 – use coupon code SAVE15HP). |
Desktops
 | HP Envy Phoenix 810-135qe Gaming Desktop, Quad Core i7-4770, GeForce GT640 4GB, Blu-ray, Windows 7 for $977.49 with free shipping (normally $1,149.99 – use coupon code PC71926). |
 | HP Envy 700-215xt Haswell Core i7-4770 (4th Gen), 8GB RAM, Windows 7 for $684.99 plus $9.99 shipping (normally $849.99 – use coupon code SAVE15HP). |
 | HP Pavilion 500-205t Haswell Core i3-4130 (4th Gen), 8GB RAM, Windows 7 for $464.99 plus $9.99 shipping (normally $559.99 – use coupon code SAVE15HP). Cheapest ever by $40. |
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