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"Blend business with pleasure" I see you HP :)
As long as there's still easy access to the inner workings then it's a solid choice! (Probably not but that's why this business, previously, purchased the Elitebook/Probook range).
Interesting to know if the USB-C is just USB or if they enabled it for other things. Nice machine.
There's no Thunderbolt, PD or DP icons, so by the looks of it, no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Biscuit
Where Dell go (with the XPS) others will follow. Of course Apple will come up with some "revolutionary magical" description when they follow suit.
Its a good looking device but i still prefer the XPS.
Ha, you're kidding right? The XPS line was/is a blatant attempt by Dell to make a MBP alternative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Myss_tree
I wonder how much better the battery life would be like if this (the HP) ran Chrome OS.
Just not worth the monies
Tom G