HP Elitebook 2760P Tablet

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Pros:

Solid chassis, System performance, Display, Expandability, 36month warranty
Excellent performance, Great speakers for video conferencing, Tough build

Cons:

No DisplayPort, eSATA, or USB 3.0 ports, Digitizer pen not accurate towards the edges of the display, Keyboard bounces a bit, Keyboard backlight, VGA signal quality (sharpness), Battery life
No USB 3.0, Display lid won't close fully when in tablet mode

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Last revision on January 15, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Solid chassis, System performance, Display, Expandability, 36month warranty
Excellent performance, Great speakers for video conferencing, Tough build

Reviewers Didn't Like

No DisplayPort, eSATA, or USB 3.0 ports, Digitizer pen not accurate towards the edges of the display, Keyboard bounces a bit, Keyboard backlight, VGA signal quality (sharpness), Battery life
No USB 3.0, Display lid won't close fully when in tablet mode

Expert reviews and ratings

HP EliteBook 2760p Although the chassis of the HP EliteBook 2760p is outstanding even by today's standards, the convertible lacks in other areas: important ports like DisplayPort, eSATA, and USB 3.0 are nowhere to be found, and the CPU/GPU combo is a...

By NotebookCheck on May 22, 2013

Those in the market for a business-class convertible laptop have a new and powerful option in the new HP EliteBook 2760p. The 12.1-inch pen- and touch-enabled tablet sports Intel's second generation chipset, better known as Sandy Bridge. We've seen the...

By tabletpcreview.com on July 28, 2011

A video review of the HP EliteBook 2760p Windows 7 convertible tablet PC. The HP EliteBook 2760p in the video runs on 2nd gen Intel Core i5 CPU with integrated Intel HD3000...

By thunderbaylive.com on October 08, 2011

The 2760P is a very well executed convertible netbook and was built with an eye for detail. The construction is very solid and the screen is both responsive and offers good viewing angles. The Sandy Bridge platform provides optimal performance with...

By tlbhd.com on August 07, 2011

Every time I think I'm done with the HP Elitebook 2760p , something new pops up. It's like a Swiss Army knife or the Martian Manhunter packed with abilities. This time, it's Bluetooth pairing with an iPhone or iPad for audio streaming and control.This...

By GottaBeMobile on August 06, 2011

As a convertible notebook, the HP Elitebook 2760p faces the challenge of balancing its laptop and tablet functionality. At first glance, it appears to be a notebook first, tablet second. But upon closer inspection, I've found much attention was paid to...

By GottaBeMobile on August 05, 2011

I'm no proponent of biometric security. I've long argued that it's a convenience, not a true security measure. Of course, convenience is a nice feature to have, and the facial recognition login on the HP Elitebook 2760p Tablet PC is amazingly effective....

By GottaBeMobile on August 04, 2011

Offering both tablet and notebook functionality, the convertible HP Elitebook 2760p , in my evaluation, delivers impressively on both fronts. For the laptop-using masses, the 2760p should feel comfortable and familiar, making for a pleasant introduction...

By GottaBeMobile on August 04, 2011

The HP Elitebook 2760p convertible notebook features a quick-start option called HP QuickWeb . It's a rebrand of the Splashtop “instant-on” OS , which is itself based on Chromium OS . It's a nice option, but I'm not sure it delivers on all its supposed...

By GottaBeMobile on July 30, 2011

Like Wolverine from the comic books, the HP Elitebook 2760p convertible tablet packs a lot of power and weight in a relatively small package. Its weight, toughness, and stamina form a triangle of intertwined traits that work with and against each...

By GottaBeMobile on July 29, 2011

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