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HP Elitebook 2760p Review: As a Notebook

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 to the benefits of pen and touch screen input.

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At 12.1″ and 1280×800, the 2760p display is on the small end of the laptop market. It’s geared more for portability than productivity. A VGA port is included on the notebook, while the expansion base offers another VGA port and a DisplayPort, providing several options for adding an external monitor.

The screen latch is magnetic with no outward components to slide or break. The hinge is stiff and solid, appearing to be built of the same magnesium alloy as the rest of the frame. It can be made to wiggle, but suffers no unintentional wobbling as a result of being on a swivel hinge.

The top center of the display features a webcam and keyboard light. The light can only point downward and is intended to make up for the lack of backlight in the keyboard, although there’s no reason you couldn’t open up a book on your keyboard and use it for reading. I found it helpful for typing in the dark, but no match for backlit keys. It can’t illuminate keys that my fingers are blocking, and the bright light source is slightly distracting. Webcam performance is shown in a Shortcut video.

At the top outer edge of the display is a pop-up antenna for better mobile broadband connectivity. It is completely flush when down; the ejection latch requires a fingernail to pull.

The keyboard arrangement on the 2760p is standard. The keys are square and tightly packed, but each has a recessed border that provides a feeling of space between keys. The springback is firm. While I normally type on larger keyboards, I found myself adapting quickly. The only media buttons are volume control (up, down and mute).

Both a trackpad and trackpoint are included for cursor with two sets of left and right click buttons. The first set is located below the trackpad; the other is below the spacebar. The buttons offer a soft press, and the upper pair are more springy and clicky than the bottom. The trackpad is small and narrow and lacks a scrolling area (there is a jog dial on the bottom edge of the display, available only in tablet mode). The trackpoint is concave with a pattern of nubs for grip. With the pen + touch input of the display, this gives the user a redundant array of input options.

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