IT House January 8 news, at this year's CES, HP released a new Elite Dragonfly series of notebooks, including Windows version and Chromebook version.
According to reports, the Elite Dragonfly Chromebook may be the first Chromebook equipped with a pressure sensor panel.
In terms of configuration, hp Dragonfly Chromebook is equipped with the 12th generation Core processor just released by Intel, which can choose from up to 512GB of storage and 32GB of memory, supporting Raiden 4 connectivity. It is also the first Chromebook to support the Intel vPro platform.
The laptop has a battery of 51Whr, and HP claims it can charge up to 90% in 90 minutes.
In terms of screen, HP Dragonfly Chromebook uses a 13.5-inch 3:2 ratio screen, and the resolution is up to 3000*2000.
HP Dragonfly For Windows also features 12th-generation Core vPro processors and optionally more storage.
IT House understands that HP's new Elite Windows Edition is expected to be available in March and chromebook editions in April, with neither model announced.