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HP Elite Dragonfly G1 review – ultra-premium 2-in-1 weighing less than 1kg

HP Elite Dragonfly G1 review – ultra-premium 2-in-1 weighing less than 1kg

Posted on February 6, 2020 By Jarvis

Okay, you need a business notebook that has all the security goodies available, but you are not satisfied with a clamshell design and you want to have the option of using it in tablet mode? Ding, ding, ding! You have hit the jackpot! This is the HP Elite Dragonfly G1, which is a 2-in-1 laptop computer with a high price, premium design, and a Pen-enabled display.

Currently, it is the lightest laptop HP sells, at just under a kilogram. Even though the Whiskey Lake processors are not exactly on the bleeding edge of technology, anymore, you get plenty of stuff for your pretty money. One of the great features of this notebook is its display.
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