#Hp spectre folio 1080p

You do have to wonder whether, after over a year working from home, HP at least considered a more premium 1080p webcam option.

#Hp spectre folio 720p

HP’s Elite Folio includes a 720p webcam, mounted at the top of the PC’s display bezel, which offers average graininess and color balance. It’s clickable almost all the way to the top. Windows classifies it as a Precision touchpad, meaning that Microsoft and Windows can manage its drivers, add gestures, and improve it over time. The Elite Folio trackpad, while not overly large, boasts the glossy glass smoothness of a premium offering. The HP Elite Folio keyboard offers shallow, though spacious keys. You can clearly feel the warmth that the CPU puts out at the bottom of the screen, though it never even approaches uncomfortable temperatures. The low-power Snapdragon chip allows the Folio to run completely without a fan. This unofficial “presentation” mode orientation shows how the Elite Folio straddles the definition of a detachable Windows tablet and a more traditional design. Inside, the keyboard deck returns to a more traditional, plasticky surface. That material conveys a luxurious look while being animal-friendly. There’s one major external difference: Unlike the Spectre Folio’s real leather cladding, the Elite Folio is wrapped in “vegan leather,” which is just a fancy name for polyurethane. The Elite Folio may look a lot like the 2019 Spectre Folio. Just don’t expect to play games on the Elite Folio-it’s an optimized Office or web browsing machine first and foremost. That’s less of a concern now, as more applications can either run on native Arm code, or via the web. Historically, they’ve run more slowly than an Intel Core or AMD Ryzen chip, in part because of the need to emulate traditional x86 instructions. “Vegan leather” wraps the outside surfaces of the HP Elite Folio. Those tablets, however, used a slightly earlier version of the Snapdragon 8cx, the Gen 1.

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The Elite Folio’s Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 2 5G is an Arm processor that mimics the customized Arm chip used inside the Surface Pro X and the Lenovo Flex 5G. HP also includes a pen, an additional cost with rival tablets. A “hybrid” mode allows it to pull forward, hiding the keyboard for streaming video and using the screen as a primary interface. Instead, it can rotate flat into a tablet mode. The keyboard does not detach, as it does with Microsoft’s Surface Pro X or Surface Pro 7+. While the Elite Folio looks like a clamshell laptop, it’s closer to a 2-in-1 Windows tablet. Operating system: Windows 10 Home/Pro (Windows 10 Home as tested).Wireless: 8021.11ac (2×2 MIMO), Bluetooth 5, Snapdragon X20 LTE Cat 16.Battery: 46Wh (rated) 47.6Wh (as tested).Camera: 720p (user-facing, Windows Hello).Ports: 2 USB-C 5Gbps (DisplayPort 1.4, USB PD).Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB PCIe NVMe SSD (512GB as tested).Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 2 5G.HP’s Elite Folio, in its more traditional desktop orientation.