This is what the HP EliteBook 1030 looks like
Who said the era of laptops had come to an end? Long live computers, which many will say, since for many reasons, they are still irreplaceable devices for a good number of tasks, as much as _smartphones_ and in tablets, to a lesser extent, are advancing by leaps and bounds.
And in this segment HP makes a strong commitment, adding a new device to its already extensive catalogue, in which this year We have seen products as interesting as the HP Specter or the Pavilion range. This new release responds to the name of HP EliteBook 1030
This is a new ultraportable that we can include within the _premium_ that HP has launched this year. The HP EliteBook 1030 is a model that sports measurements that place it in the most demanded range on the market, as it mounts a screen of 13.3 inches but thanks to Very reduced bezels offer measurements closer to those we can find in a 12-inch model.
The screen is available in two versions, one with Full HD resolution and another with QHD resolution that will offer 3200 x 1800 pixels and option touch technology. As a common feature, both have protection thanks to Corning Glass technology.
The HP Elite 1030 also incorporates a backlit keyboard that is splash resistant, a protection that at the most inopportune moment can be well received. It also makes use of a large trackpad and an audio system signed by Bang & Olufsen.
The chassis is made of aluminum, as in other products of the brand. offering a very slim body and a great feeling of robustness and reliability. In fact, it has been tested to the point where it is capable of passing MIL-STD military grade tests.
In its interior it mounts processors from the Intel Skylake range, specifically the Core M, thanks to which it achieves a range of up to 13 hours (according to the manufacturer). It is completed with a RAM memory that can reach up to 16 Gbytes and a storage in the form of a PCIe SSD of 512 Gbytes.
Regarding connectivity, it includes two USB 3.0 ports, a USB Type-C port, HDMI output, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and for headphones. It comes with Windows 10 as the operating system and adds a series of functions and features to enhance security such as a fingerprint reader or HP Sure Start for BIOS protection and user identity.
Price and availability
For now We do not have a release date set for Spain and we only know that it will soon be available in the United States at a price of $1,249 Let's hope that HP doesn't take too long to extend its availability to other markets.
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