The 10-touch capacitive display is quick and responsive, keeping up with my squiggling in Fresh Paint. Yes, you can use your fingers on the touch screen. If HP cut down the bezels, I'd imagine it would be possible to squeeze a 14-inch panel in there, and bigger is always better.
In the world of InfinityEdges and other barely-there bezels, the Folio's are looking chunky in comparison, particularly along the top and bottom. My biggest complaint about the Folio's display is with the bezels. MORE: Laptops with the Best Display Brightness
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At 408 nits, the Surface Pro 6 is the brightest in the field of competitors, with the Galaxy Book 2 coming in a close second at 350 nits. The Folio's 13.3-inch 1920 x 1080 touch display is colorful, responsive and fairly bright.Īveraging 313 nits, the Folio's brightness is enough to outshine the Yoga C930's 273 nits, but it's a few nits below the 316-nit category average. However, the Surface Pro 6 (136 percent) and the Galaxy Book 2 (200 percent) offer richer color. That's better than the Yoga C930's 100 percent and the 116-percent premium laptop average. The panel's vividness is partially due to its ability to reproduce 119 percent of the sRGB gamut. Since the Folio is only 0.6 inches thick, the convertible doesn't have a lot of real estate available for ports. Since they're detachables, the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 (11.5 x 7.9 x 0.3 inches) and Samsung Galaxy Book 2 (11.3 x 7.9 x 0.3 inches) are noticeably lighter at 1.7 and 1.8 pounds, respectively. The Lenovo Yoga C930 (12.6 x 8.9 x 0.6 inches) is a tad bit lighter at 3.1 pounds. It slid effortlessly into my backpack on the way home to New Jersey for Thanksgiving. And having seen it in person, her excitement is valid - the wine-red leather is definitely a conversation starter.Īt 3.4 pounds, the 12.6 x 9.2 x 0.6-inch Folio could hardly be considered heavy or chunky.
She was very excited to hear about the notebook's Bordeaux Burgundy and Luminous Gold color variations. My $1,800 review unit has the Core i7 chip and 16GB of RAM, so it’s basically maxed out in terms of specs, but the performance delta between the Core i5 and Core i7 isn’t huge and I wouldn’t be too surprised if most people are just fine with the lower-end model.While I'm not normally one to sniff my tech (at least, not in public), you'd be remiss not to in the case of the leather Folio.Īnd as enthusiastic as my mom was about the mix of leather and metal, she did ask if the Folio came in other colors. I even used the Folio for photo editing in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, all without pulling any of my hair out.
I’m able to run as many tabs as I want in either Edge or Chrome, along with Slack, mail, Word, Twitter, and many other apps without hitting frustrating slowdowns or bottlenecks. Y-series chips are not the most powerful processors available, and can easily get bogged down and overloaded, but I’ve been impressed with the Folio’s performance for day-to-day productivity work. The Folio uses either an Intel Core i5 or Core i7 Y-series processor, which has no fan and is paired with either 8GB or 16GB of RAM. The Folio’s internal components aren’t as interesting as its external design, but there are more than a few points to highlight.
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