
The base system packs a 1366x768 IPS display, an Intel CPU (rumored as a Clover Trail Atom chip), up to 64GB of solid-state storage, a 1080p front camera and an 8MP rear camera, HP's Beats Audio tech, and NFC support. Besides wireless connectivity, I/O seems to be housed on the dock, which we assume will be included and not sold separately. It contains a keyboard, an HDMI port, a card reader, two USB ports and a battery.
Sans dock, the tablet weighs 1.5lbs (0.68kg) and measures about 8.5mm thick, while the keyboard add-on pushes that to 3.1lbs and 0.66-0.76 inches. Because both the slate and dock weigh about the same, folks who have received hands-on time claim the Envy x2 feels sturdy and well balanced. Unsurprisingly, like Microsoft, Sony and others making Window 8 hybrids, HP is keeping quiet on pricing until we're closer to October.

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