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    where is the elitebook response to the thinkpad x1 carbon touchscreen?

    Discussion in 'HP Business Class Notebooks' started by bhzmark, Feb 2, 2013.

  1. bhzmark

    bhzmark Notebook Guru

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    business class lightweight touchscreen with at least 1600x900? where is hp on this?

    How does anyone buy any top of the line traveling business computer from HP with the x1 carbon out there? anything less than 1600x900 is unacceptable.

    only thing keeping me from buying the x1 carbon is my investment in hp elitebook docking stations and the hope that hp has a x1 carbon of their own in the works. And hoping that they do better than 1600x900. but i can't hold out much longer.

    Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch review | The Verge
     
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    t.saddington Notebook Geek

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    HP Elitebook Folio... Has a docking station, very thin, user switchable battery...
     
    t.saddington, Feb 17, 2013
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    The Folio has been out for awhile...
     
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    The Elitebook Folio will be updated in March with a 1600x900 display, or so is the word from HP:
     
    MidnightSun, Feb 17, 2013
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