Computing giant, HP has extended its business tablet portfolio with the unveiling of its next-generation convertible tablet, the HP EliteBook Revolve.
HP touts the EliteBook Revolve as a touch-enabled notebook that pivots to let users share their work and folds to go mobile as a tablet.
It adds that, with the ability to transform with the flick of the wrist to deliver a convertible computing solution, the HP EliteBook Revolve is designed for business and government customers who require both an ultra-thin notebook and a touch-enabled tablet.
The gadget is powered by the latest, third-generation Intel Core processors and is optimised for Windows 8. HP claims the EliteBook Revolve offers similar performance and visuals to that of a full-power notebook as well as the flexibility to quickly switch to a tablet with a touch-enabled, high-definition HD 2 display.
HP has also released a new HP Multi-Tablet Charging Module, which it says quickly and easily charges and stores up to 10 tablet PCs using a single power outlet.
It explains that the new product is suitable for a range of different work environments and secures all docked tablets with a locking mechanism and a keyed lock on the fold-back doors.
"Employees want computing devices that work the way they do - flexibly and able to adapt to any situation," says Gerwald van der Gijp, director, commercial products, Personal Computer Business Unit, HP EMEA.
"HP is committed to ensuring its Elite portfolio of tablet solutions will provide customers the features their employees need for maximum productivity, with a design they'll be proud to carry everywhere they go, all without sacrificing the enterprise services and protection that take the headache away from IT."
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