The BYOD trend in recent years has been a wake-up call for manufacturers of business notebooks, who have realised that uninspired corporate-issue laptops will often be circumvented by employees in ...

For the most part, HP showed up to this year's CES with -- you guessed it -- consumer-tech products. In addition, though, it also snuck in a few business class devices. Wait, wait: Where are you guys ...

The HP EliteBook 1040 G3 is a well-built business-class device. If it's capable of performing at the same level as laptops with a similar processor, it will be worthy of your consideration. Why you ...

Hewlett-Packard has shed its bulky-but-rugged commercial laptops in favor of sleek-but-rugged ones. Its latest, the EliteBook Folio 1040, is as handsome as it is durable, thanks to Intel's Ultrabook ...

If you’re looking for a lightweight aluminum body laptop that runs Windows 10, HP’s upcoming Elitebook line might be it. Offering “polished diamond-cut CNC aluminum bodies,” this durable line of ...

Business laptops are usually big, boring machines designed to get the job done with little style. But HP is using its latest EliteBook, called the Folio 1040, to introduce an entirely new input method ...

The HP Elitebook Folio 1040 ($1,979, as tested) is a forward-looking business ultrabook that drops traditional hardware and the bulk that it entails. A pressure-sensitive ForcePad replaces the dual ...

This slim back-to-basics enterprise Ultrabook is easy to travel and work with, and you’ll like its pressure-sensitive touchpad. But it’s a little shy on battery life, storage and connections. HP set ...

Even before a recent update, HP's EliteBook 1040 G3 was already one of the best new laptops for work of 2016. A speedy Intel Core i7 processor that supports vPro, a 14-inch QHD touch-screen display ...

The HP EliteBook 1040 G3 is a highly portable business laptop loaded with security features, including an innovative display that makes it easy to keep prying eyes away from your sensitive business ...

Many people are eschewing desktop PCs for more mobile choices, mainly tablets and laptops. The portability of these devices is paramount because nobody wants to lug around more weight than they have ...