HP debuts new Intel-powered Envy x2 Always Connected PC

Back in December Microsoft and Qualcomm announced its commencement "E'er Connected" PCs, delivering a full Windows 10 feel on ARM processors. Among these was the HP Envy x2, an ultra-thin PC with some clear inspiration from the Surface line, packing a Snapdragon 835, with 4G LTE2, Wi-Fi and upwards to xx hours of active battery utilize.

Every bit a office of CES 2022, HP has unveiled a second version of the device – this time powered by an Intel processor. Leveraging 7th Gen Intel Core Y-Series processors, this device delivers a rest of performance and ability efficiency, while however delivering the always-on feel promised by its Snapdragon 835 analogue. With this revision, HP is promising upwards to 17 hours of battery life, which while three hours shorter, still promises the aforementioned benefits of the Always-Continued line.

The HP Green-eyed x2 offers a 12.3-inch touchscreen, 256 GB PCIe SSD storage and up to 8GB of LPDDR3 memory. The device as well offers support for Windows Ink with its pen and touch on experience, a backlit keyboard, and detachable tablet mode. The device volition also come with the option of LTE and WiFi connectivity.

HP is yet to provide details on pricing and availability, though can be expected former later this yr.

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