Yesterday HP announced its new generation of convertible notebooks, but for now we have only one model: the EliteBook Revolve. This is a laptop touch with potential to become a tablet. The device is designed primarily for the business sector and government customers requiring a team slim, powerful and that in turn can be used as a tablet.
The device uses an Intel Core Ivy Bridge and runs with Windows 8. In addition to the potential for an ultrabook, also gives us the ability to quickly become a touch screen tablet with 11.6-inch high definition.
The EliteBook Revolve is surrounded by a magnesium chassis and uses a glass Gorilla Glass 2. HD4 has a powerful camera that we can use with CyberLink YouCam also includes two microphones, peripheral connectors, ports USB 3.0 and DisplayPort technology uses NFC and 256GB SSD.
The HP EliteBook Revolve will be released around March next year. Its price will be revealed when we get closer to the release date.
