HP has uncovered a svelte new portable computer - the HP Elitebook Folio 1020 - that looks somewhat like Apple's Macbook Air. The new smart phone has a magnesium case and the well known, dark Scrabble-tile console that is found on Apple's lightweight portable computer. The main clear evidence that this hasn't tumbled off the attracting board Cupertino is the strong HP logo on the again of the Folio.
The 12.5in portable computer comes in two assortments, the lighter of which - the HP Elitebook Folio 1020 SE - really weighs short of what the 11.6in variant of the Macbook Air, at just 1kg. Both laptops measure only 15.7mm, as per HP, despite the fact that its not clear whether that is exactly at their most slender point. The configuration seems to decrease to a point at the front.
The Folio 1020 has a 12.5in Full HD show as standard, despite the fact that that can be moved up to Quad HD (2,560 x 1,440) or a touchscreen at either determination. The SE release doesn't have a touchscreen choice, yet it accompanies a Quad HD determination as standard.
The consideration of Intel's as of late published Core M processors has helped HP to shave a couple of millimeters off the Folio 1020's case, yet it will be at some point yet before we see these laptops on the racks. The Folio 1020 is relied upon to be discharged in February, with the lighter SE version arriving later in the spring. HP is remaining quiet about costs until further notice, yet you can agreeably anticipate that these will be estimated at the premium end of the business sector.
HP will probably be flaunting the Folio 1020 at January's CES in Las Vegas, where it has a history of disclosing strong new smart phone outlines. The glass-secured HP Envy 14 Specter wowed actively present people at CES in 2012, however the firmly evaluated Ultrabook didn't demonstrate a gigantic commerical accomplishment for the organization.
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