Reviewers Liked
- Attractive design
- Responsive, glass-covered touch screen
- Backlit keyboard
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Glass over the touch screen adds reflection and glare issues
- Heavy for an ultrabook
- Loose, awkward power plug
HP Envy 4t Series
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Expert reviews and ratings
On the whole, this Envy has a thoughtfully executed design. The visual and tactile experience isn't perfect, but your eyes and hands will appreciate the attention to detail. As a machine that's perfectly fit for office and home tasks the Envy TouchSmart...
By TechRadar AU onThere just isn't enough good stuff inside the HP Envy Touchsmart 4 to justify its $1599 price tag. It's basically a stock-standard 14in Ultrabook with a touch panel, and it's quite heavy compared to other 14in Ultrabooks, too. We'd like to see this...
By Good Gear Guide onThe HP Envy TouchSmart Ultrabook 4t-1100 puts touch into a standard ultrabook, a welcome change that won't force users too far outside of their...
By PC Mag onHP's newest ultrabook offers solid performance and a touch-screen Windows 8 experience for a reasonable starting price of $799. But it's fairly heavy, and the display isn't great, though you may not notice behind the glare that comes with the glass....
By Computer Shopper onWhile much of the attention surrounding the long-awaited introduction of Windows 8 has focused on the latest tablets and convertibles, ultrabooks seem to have been lost in the frenzy. But although they aren't Transformers that can assume several...
By Computerworld onUna de las mejores herramientas que ha dado la tecnología a mi parecer han sido los equipos portátiles, ya que con ellos podemos llevar y/o realizar nuestro trabajo a...
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