As CES 2020 kicks off in Las Vegas, HP is rolling out a series of new and updated devices, including an updated HP Elite Dragonfly notebook that comes with 5G capability and built-in support for Tile device tracking. HP launched the premium business laptop in September, but the updates make it the first business convertible with 5G, HP says.
HP also stressed that the notebook illustrates the company’s commitment to sustainability, with more than 82 percent of its mechanical parts made from recycled materials. The company also announced its first recycled laptop sleeve, while the HP EliteDisplay E273D was named a CES 2020 Innovation Awards Honoree for the Sustainability, Eco-Design & Smart Energy category.
“Our goal at HP is to create the world’s most sustainable PC portfolio, period,” Mike Nash, HP’s chief technologist and VP of customer experience and portfolio strategy for Personal Systems, told reporters ahead of CES.
In addition to the updated Elite Dragonfly, HP announced a redesigned HP Spectre x360 15, making it HP’s most powerful 15-inch convertible. Meanwhile, the new HP Envy 32 All-in-One (AiO) is the first all-in-one with Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics.
HP also announced two docking displays, the HP E24 & E27d G4 advanced docking monitors, that offer network manageability. They also offer Sing Power On so that users can power on or off the display, PC, keyboard, and mouse all with a single button.
All told, “our vision is very much about creating technology to make life better for everyone, and everywhere,” Nash said.
Source: https://www.zdnet.com/article/ces-2020-hp-adds-built-in-tile-support-5g-to-the-hp-elite-dragonfly-laptop/