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One of the few laptop style gadgets at MWC 2014 is the HP Pavilion x360, 11.6-inch hybrid that toggles between tablet and clamshell modes thanks to a 360-degree hinge. Meanwhile, the idea of the 360-degree hinge is that you can use the system in traditional laptop form, then bend the lid toward the back, stopping at a stand or table porch form in the middle, or else folding it all the way back into a tablet shape respectively.
Like the Yoga line, in any case you have the keyboard and touchpad uncovered in tablet mode, deactivated, yet under your fingers.
HP's pitch for the Pavilion x360 is somewhat unique in relation to the high-close, premium-evaluated Yoga, which begins at around $1,000. Rather, HP's adaptation begins at $399, which would not joke about this runs Intel Celeron or current-gen Atom chips, as opposed to the more standard Core i-arrangement Cpus (in spite of the fact that that is genuinely fine for a 11-inch portable computer).
HP says the x360 is pointed at millennials searching for a solitary mechanism for work and play, and one objective for this framework was to generate a moderate convertible that is receptive to anybody.
Technical specification: The framework weighs around 3 pounds and is 21.9mm thick. It emphasizes the same Beats Audio innovation as whatever is left of HP's buyer laptop line, up to 8GB of RAM, and a 500GB hybrid hard drive. There are three USB ports, and in addition 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
The Pavilion x360 will be available for sale from February 26, at first in red, later in smoked silver, both with a delicate touch complete and brushed metal wrist rest.
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