Hands on look at HP EliteBook Revolve

It’s a tablet. No wait, it’s a laptop. No – it’s a desktop.

It’s the EliteBook Revolve from HP. Think of it as a Windows 8 convertible PC, with a twist.
Rotate the screen all the way around to share it with colleagues. Fold it down to use it like a tablet.
The touch screen makes it easy to tap your way around Windows 8. In laptop mode, the track pad also supports multi-touch gestures. They act as shortcuts to get what you want on screen.
Dock this notebook into its optional station. You’ll get more of a desktop experience. Connect peripherals, a second monitor, and an Ethernet cable.
HP offers a long line of Windows 8 products. But this device may be its most versatile.
The EliteBook Revolve has the power of a business-class notebook. There’s an Intel Core processor and HD graphics chip.
At more than three pounds, it’s a bit heavier than an ultrabook. The extra heft and bulk is added by its docking ability.

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Brian Jacksonhttp://www.itbusiness.ca
Editorial director of IT World Canada. Covering technology as it applies to business users. Multiple COPA award winner and now judge. Paddles a canoe as much as possible.

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