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To bring you back into the old world, HP has currently upgraded its Envy and Pavilion series convertibles and notebooks. Just after fascinating with its Spectre x360, the tech conglomerate has brought revamped model of Pavilion x360 and Envy x360, base price of both devices are $410 and $680 respectively.
New Pavilion x360 is on one side manufactured for solving the purpose of laptop and tablet both. Thanks to its convertible feature which enables this device to turn into tablet, laptop, Tent mode is also there. It is available in 11-inch and 13-inch models.
The new Envy x360 is powerful enough with Core i5 and i7 processor and has 16GB RAM. The base model has 15.6-inch 720p display and 500GB hard drive while the another variant of this notebook has full-HD display and 1TB of HDD, priced at $770. This new model has improved battery than last year’s model.
Well, move to the new Pavilion x360 which has two models with different screen size. The 11-inch model is powered by Pentium N3700 processor and has 4GB RAM. You can also upgrade it with Core M processor and 128GB SSD, paying $500 bucks. While on the other side, the 13-inch model with a price tag of $530 is also there with revamped features. Core i3 processor and 500GB hard drive are there to make it a powerful gadget.
Both these Pavilion x360 will reach to company website on May 13 and will hit the stores on June 21. If you want to buy the revamped Envy x360, then you will have to wait till June 18. On this day, this device will reach to company website and stores.
Source: engadget.com
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