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HP EliteBook Revolve 11.6" convertible comes with a swivel, but Windows 8 gobbled the stylus

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HP EliteBook Revolve 11.6
HP announced Revolve, the next in its EliteBook convertible series, and as you can guess, it is still focused at the business crowd, though the introduction of Windows 8 by Microsoft makes things a bit different this time.

First off, there is no stylus input, due to the fingertip-friendly nature of Microsoft's newest OS version, but you still keep the swiveling design that slaps the 11.6" screen part onto the keyboard to turn the convertible into a tablet of sorts.

Screen resolution is run-of-the-mill 1366x768 pixels, which is still decent at this size, and there is rubberized finish instead of the usual brushed alloy surfaces we are used to. the EliteBook Revolve is compliant with MIL-STD 810G military standards, and weighs less than three pounds.

It can be outfitted with Core i3, i5 or even i7 processors, and SSD up to 256 GB, plus there is an empty slot if you want to expand the standard 4 GB of memory. HP throws in a SIM card slot, too, for your carrier's LTE or HSPA+ network, and is yet to disclose the price and retail date for the Revolve.


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1. darthinvader posted on 05 Dec 2012, 03:08 1 1

Waiting for "Low-resolution" haters to bash this thing... :P

7. Joshing4fun posted on 05 Dec 2012, 06:37 1

The resolution isn't as big of a deal to me as the display type is. It's about to be 2013 and I don't want to still be wrestling with the screen to get it at a good enough angle so I can actually see anything. IPS or nothing.

2. aajhatial posted on 05 Dec 2012, 03:31

well these elitebooks maybe great HYBIRDS but they are too expensive.. not many mid-class people can afford it...

send free sms worldwide at dailysms.hu enjoy it...

3. Thephonegeek posted on 05 Dec 2012, 04:25

Agreed. Hybrids aren't quite affordable. I wanted to get one but they costs so much and I have a Win7 laptop.

4. someones4 posted on 05 Dec 2012, 05:09

I have my reservations about these sort of swivelly or flip or folding screens.
I prefer a detachable one like Samsung or Asus. Less prone to damage.

5. Le05K posted on 05 Dec 2012, 05:31 1

newer buy HP they are overprice peace of SH**** have 3 in family all have build problems, cheap plastic crap.

6. thelegend6657 posted on 05 Dec 2012, 05:56

I think the Surface Pro is a better choice

8. doody posted on 05 Dec 2012, 12:03

I have Bought 6 HP laptops, 3 of one kind, 2 of another, and one other type. I must say, they are the biggest pieces of SH*#! I have ever owned. 4 died and had to go back to HP to be fixed within 6 months. The other two did not even make a year. got all back, they are all dead again except for one within another year. We are talking about laptops that where taken care of on desks. Sold the one piece of CRAP on eBay. Will never give HP another dime.

9. MC1123 posted on 05 Dec 2012, 19:05

this is nice!! but heck at the resolution.. kinda low! but still nice though!

im torn apart between dell xps 12, sony vaio 11 duo and this! HELP!

10. Johnnokia posted on 06 Dec 2012, 00:13

I bought XPS 12,
It is amazing.
I was puzzled among this, Asus Vivo Tab, HP Envy X2 and Sony Vaio Duo..
Both Asus and HP have low specs related to Atom processor, eventhough they both are light in weight and the tablet part could be de-attached from the docking keyboard.

Vaio Duo is really nice but the typing on it, is really tough issue.

The best one is XPS-12 with high resolution screen and Intel Core i5.

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