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Hands on: HP EliteBook 1030 review

Posted on December 1, 2016December 28, 2018 By Jarvis

Business laptops are now so thin, light and durable that it’s difficult to tell them apart from ones aimed at consumers. At 2.56 pounds in weight, the HP EliteBook 1030 is half a pound lighter than the new 13-inch MacBook Pro and there’s a noticeable different when picking it up in a single hand. Better yet, HP’s latest machine features most of the ports that the average business user would need on a day-to-day basis – including USB-C.

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The HP 1030 decked in classic silver-and-black two-tone colour scheme, with the lid and base featuring a metallic sheen. The lid is absent of anything other than HP’s logo, which is unfortunately the company’s old one rather than the new one that is appearing on its consumer computers including most recently theHP Spectre 13.
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