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hpz book x2 raises the bar in mobile workstations with a couple of firsts for one thing it's the first workstation that's a detachable those are the laptops with removable keyboards that turns it into a tablet an HP goes one better conveniently reconnecting the keyboard via bluetooth for use while they're separated that's great for applications where your muscle memory insists on keyboard shortcuts and for another it offers the first 4k true 30 bit display on a mobile device a 14 inch dream color the anti glare screens chemically etched to provide better touch and stylus feel and in this case it's got the most popular generation of welcome EMR technology in it with 4096 levels of pressure battery free operation and so on in fact it's designed very much like a Wacom tablet and welcomes mobile studio pro with the programmable buttons on the sides to map shortcuts the cake stands nice and rigid for inking and it can tilt down to a low angle inside it incorporates a bunch of mid-range components including up to an NVIDIA Quadro m6 20 and up to eighth generation Intel quad core core processors it also has a relatively full set of connectors including HDMI a USB a two USB C Thunderbolt as well as an SD card slot smart card slot and fingerprint reader of course that means it's no lightweight at about 3.6 pounds when it's in tablet mode and it incorporates two fans because heat also the prices start at 1750 and that's with fairly meh components like a core i5 in an 8-bit display