On Tuesday, HP announced the launch of a laptop that aims to enter the fast-growing market for small and medium enterprises.

The HP Compaq NX6325 computer uses AMD processor: it may be a dual core Turion 64 X2 processor, or a single core Sempron processor.

Its predecessor, that is, 6125, is likely to use the Sempron processor.

The small and medium enterprises (SMB) sector grew by 20%, which is faster than the general business market, so HP continues to fight for resources and strive to win customers, said Carol Hess-Nickels, the head of the business notebook market.

Hewlett-Packard Co in Palo Alto, California, must have creativity to succeed in risk because other suppliers are chasing the same users.

HP's biggest competitors include DELL in the US, Acer in Europe and Lenovo in Asia.

Considering that the market has tended to be saturated, HP has packed all kinds of new notebooks, such as 11 hour batteries with spare parts and 7 to 1 media card readers.

The user can also buy the docking station, which has a 160GB hard disk.

By setting up its own memory, the 3 to 1 NAS (Network Attached Storage) docking station can support data on notebook, and also drive the CD-ROM, 8 USB ports and the role of shared network drive.

In addition to ultra-thin computers, docking stations are suitable for all HP laptops, Hess-Nickels said.

The two products will be launched in July, while HP's Compaq NX6325 will cost $1049, and the 3 to 1 NAS dock will cost $399.