The EliteBook is geared towards the enterprise, and as such, has a rather elegant, if not minimalistic, design. It weighs in at 3.3 pounds and is a mere 0.63 inches thick, meaning it's even thinner than the diameter of a penny! Our model has the first two, but is lacking the touchscreen, something I'll address in the review.
HP offers many optional upgrades as well, including built-in NFC, a fingerprint reader, and a touchscreen. Optionally, the device can be equipped with a SIM card for constant connectivity, but our review unit did not come with that feature. There's also a dongle that gives you a hardwired VGA and Ethernet connection the dongle uses the same port as the optional docking station does.Īs far as connectivity, the EliteBook supports standard wireless protocols such as 802.11/a/b/g/n, as well as Bluetooth.
As far as ports go, the EliteBook comes with two USB 3.0 ports, a microSD slot, a DisplayPort adapter, AC power port, and a combined headphone/microphone port, and a smartcard slot.
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