Alongside the new Envy machines at its new event, HP also took the covers off its more premium EliteBook systems. The following were the major systems unveiled:
EliteBook x360 1030
HP’s premier business convertible comes with an even more efficient design (having a 10-percent lesser footprint), better display and an aluminum chassis. The 360-degree hinge makes it usable in four different modes.
The 13.3″ display comes with 1080p resolution, with a UHD option also available. It supports HP’s Sure View tech, which reduces the display angles to give you increased privacy, alongside the super-smart stylus accessory. There’s also an optional outdoor panel with up to 700 nits of brightness, you’ll get 400 nits on the regular display.
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Under the hood, you can get Intel’s Core i5-8250U, Core i5-8350U with vPro, Core i7-8550U, and Core i7-8650U with vPro. With that, you get up to 16 GB of DDR3-2133 RAM and 4 TB of storage available.
Connectivity options include LTE (via a nano-SIM option), USB-C with Thunderbolt 3, USB-A, HDMI, and a headphone jack. There are four B&O speakers and a 1080p IR webcam. Battery life is quoted at lasting up to 18 hours.
Pricing starts at $1,449 for the base model, which will be available in June.
EliteBook 1050
Finally, we have what HP calls the world’s first ultra-slim business notebook with Nvidia’s GTX 1050.
You get the same processor options as above, as well as a 15.6″ (optional) 4K panel. Storage options go up to 4 TB, with the battery lasting up to 16 hours.
HP’s Privacy Camera gives you a peace of mind with protection against hacks. Pricing starts at $1899 for the EliteBook 1050.
