Tag archive: EliteBook

Technology giant Hewlett-Packard has unveiled a broad set of new notebooks, including a selection of systems aimed at business and corporate customers—but that pack features even consumers might find appealing. HP is also getting into the 3G connectivity business, offering a new DataPass mobile broadband service that enables users to buy pre-paid broadband data service without the hassles of contracts or set-up fees. First up, the new… Read More

Materials available from HP's U.S. (PDF) and Japanese Web sites indicate computer maker Hewlett-Packard is preparing new versions of its EliteBook ultraportable notebooks, including power-sipping versions of Intel's Sandy Bridge processors and USB 3.0 for fast connectivity to peripherals. Although the EliteBooks have historically been oriented at business and enterprise users, they've also been embraced by road warriors and… Read More

Computing giant Hewlett-Packard is the top computer maker on the planet, and today the company unveiled a veritable legion of new notebooks aimed at business users, featuring sleek, toughened industrial designs, environmentally-friendly components and manufacturing, and solid performance. And, not daunted by the ThinkPad unveiled yesterday that can run up to 30 hours on battery power, HP is touting the new HP EliteBook 8460p with up to 32 hours… Read More

Hewlett-Packard is hoping it can convince a few of its workstation customers to get out into the world with its new EliteBooks series of notebooks, which offer workstation-like graphics and processing power in 15.4- and 17-inch notebook form factors. “Mobility is becoming increasingly important to our most demanding, power-user customers,” said HP's senior VP for personal systems Stephen Dewitt, in a statement. “HP… Read More