Calif: HP has launched the HP Pavilion x360, which aims to transform the computing experience with a 360-degree hinge. It also announced the expansion of its free HP DataPass broadband service to 12 additional countries, including the United States. HP DataPass allows users to simply turn on, register and immediately connect to the internet with two years of free 3G+ or 4G mobile broadband service powered by Fogg Mobile.
This 360-degree convertible PC is available only in brilliant red and smoke silver shades. It is equipped with an 11.6 inch diagonal high-definition (HD) SVA display with 10 point capacitive multi-touch, Intel Pentium processor, and an HP TrueVision HD webcam.
Commenting on the need to design such a PC, Senior Vice President of HP Consumer PC and Solutions Group, Ron Coughlin said, “The HP Pavilion x360 hinge allows multi-taskers to easily transform a laptop into a tablet.” It also can convert itself from a notebook mode to stand or tent mode, or to tablet mode.
