Testseek.co.uk have collected 25 expert reviews of the HP EliteBook 2540P and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP EliteBook 2540P.
August 2010
(81%)
25 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Powerful for a subnotebook, Low temperature increase during normal use, Integrated DVD drive, Low energy consumption, Good battery life, Robust construction, High-quality materials, Keyboard gives good feedback, Point-stick and touchpad, Docking port, Lot
Poor screen contrast, Slow, small hard drive, Only 2 GB of RAM
The system in our review model (version WK302EA) reaches the hefty market price of €1,550 since it is fitted with an integrated 3G module (including GPS functionality using Gobi) and an optical drive. If you can do without those two, you can get the 2540p...
Abstract: The EliteBook 2540p is HP’s flagship business ultraportable. This successor to the acclaimed 2530p brings a slight refresh to HP’s 12-inch enterprise laptop and is designed to give Lenovo’s ThinkPad X201 a run for its money. The real changes from the ...
Abstract: HP EliteBook 2540p and Lenovo ThinkPad X201 are both very popular in the market. at first glance, the outlooks of HP EliteBook 2540p and Lenovo ThinkPad X201 are similar to the previous generation laptops, but changes in the internal details are still ...
Abstract: HP EliteBook 2540p Review Article ContentsHP EliteBook 2540p Review The EliteBook 2540p is the latest road-warrior ultraportable notebook from HP. The 2540p offers a 12.1-inch WXGA screen, Intel Core i5 and Core i7 processors, built-in optical driv...
Internal optical drive, Good performance, Sleek design, QuickLook and QuickWeb preboot environments, Webcam reads business cards
A bit expensive
HP added an optical drive, Core i7 power, and a host of extras to this already-solid 12.1-inch model. The result? The best mainstream business ultraportable we’ve seen. ...
Strong chassis, small yet powerful, ships with useful security tools, less than 2kg, integrated optical drive
Still has some annoying preinstalled software, slow hard disk, expensive
Even though it's a small laptop, the 12in EliteBook 2540p is no mug when it comes to performance. It also doesn't make any compromises when it comes to features. You can think of it as a laptop that has all the mobility benefits of a netbook, yet the perf...
