Testseek.co.uk have collected 24 expert reviews of the HP Elitebook 2740P Tablet and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for HP Elitebook 2740P Tablet.
September 2010
(80%)
24 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Powerful tablet PC, great pen input, great touch input, a great keyboard, excellent screen, delightful touches like the keyboard light
Weight, less-than-stellar battery life, the price
HP's TM2 is the consumer equivalent of the 2740p with many of the features (though not the performance) at a lower price. But if you want a tablet PC that performs like a real notebook but also gives you every kind of input you can think of, the EliteB...
While it takes an extra battery - and added weight - for the HP EliteBook 2740p to feel complete, this small laptop can handle mobile work anywhere. It's quick, and the convertible touchscreen makes it especially versatile. That touchscreen and the un...
I really like this laptop, it is powerful, and versatile. If you travel a lot then the EliteBook 2760p would be great because of its compact size. If you need a tablet, but you also need something more powerful than an iPad or Android tablet, the 2760...
I really like this laptop, it is powerful, and versatile. If you travel a lot then the EliteBook 2740p would be great because of its compact size. If you need a tablet, but you also need something more powerful than an iPad or Android tablet, the 2740...
Abstract: What's in an ultraportable? Think netbook on the outside, and real laptop on the inside. The small form factor means forgoing a DVD drive, and making due with a small screen and narrow keyboard. If that's a small price to pay for light weight (just 2...
Very solid and high quality case, Relatively many interfaces, Very good display with touch and pen entry, Very good application performance, Relatively good battery run times, Many expansion options, 36 months warranty, Very low heat emission
Operating noise always noticeable, Somewhat delicate display hinge, Keyboard bounces a little, Relatively heavy, Expensive, 1.8" hard drive with poor performance, Very slow card reader, no eSATA, USB 3.0, or Displayport, VGA output without high resolution
The HP Elitebook 2740p is a beautiful and very flexible technology device. Despite of a missing optical drive it doesn't belong among the lightest 12" notebooks with a weight of 1.8 kg, and can only operate for a maximum of 6 hours without an AC power sup...
Abstract: Notebook PC Review: HP EliteBook 2740p Touch, Tap, Type, Swipe, ScribbleSeptember 23, 2010By Eric Grevstad With all the fuss over a certain Cupertino-come-lately, it's easy to forget that tablet PCs are not a new invention. Come November it'll be 10 ye...
Multitouch screen responds to fingers and stylus, Quick performance keeps up with nearly anything
Mediocre battery life, Mediocre image brightness and contrast
While battery life and screen colors can be disappointing, the HP Elitebook 2740p makes up for those shortcomings with its convertible touchscreen and all-around performance. Shop for the EliteBook 2740p MerchantPriceMerchant Rating $2799.99 Learn Mor...
Standard-voltage processors replace low-volt ones. When used in tandem, the two batteries delivered outstanding battery life. Lightweight. Ruggedized for business travel. Sleekest looking tablet.
Pointing stick is stiff. Very small touchpad. Screen isn't bright enough. Extended battery ($180) and expansion base ($250) are very pricey options.
The HP EliteBook 2740p transitions to standard-voltage processor and adds multitouch, but the screen and the user experience could use an overhaul....
