HP has introduced its first business ultrabook, the Folio13, which delivers up to nine hours of battery life.
A wide array of ports, including Ethernet, eliminates the need to carry dongles, the vendor said.
Measuring less than 18mm thin and using an ultraslim 13.3-inch diagonal high-definition BrightView display, the HP Folio13 weighs just 3.3 pounds.
Powered by the latest Intel Core processors, the HP Folio13 also includes Intel Rapid Start Technology, which helps save time by getting users systems up and running fast.
The HP Folio13 is expected to be available on December 7 with a starting price of US$899.99.
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