Since the 13th generation Core CPUs from Intel are now accessible for laptops, a flood of new mobile workstations in every price range has appeared. The HP Pro x360 Fortis is another another choice HP has offered that is aimed at the low-cost market.
If this laptop looks familiar, it may be because it is an update of the older HP Pro x360 Fortis 11 (such a name! ), an 11-inch laptop with 4 to 8 GB of RAM and a choice of Celeron or Pentium Silver processors. The look of the new model is almost same, and it has the same convertible 2-in-1 frame that allows it to be turned around and utilized as a tablet. Similar to the previous model, the laptop does not come with a rechargeable stylus. Moreover, Wi-Fi 6E is supported.
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As a replacement for aging Celeron and Pentium-branded chips, Intel revealed back in January that the new HP Pro x360 Fortis will be supplied with either a N100 or N200 processor. The HP laptop won’t be setting any speed records because its low-end CPUs only have four efficiency cores and no performance cores. However, they are designed to consume little power, thus HP’s laptop might be able to run for several hours without a charger.
As a replacement for aging Celeron and Pentium-branded chips, Intel revealed back in January that the new HP Pro x360 Fortis will be supplied with either a N100 or N200 processor. The HP laptop won’t be setting any speed records because its low-end CPUs only have four efficiency cores and no performance cores. However, they are designed to consume little power, thus HP’s laptop might be able to run for several hours without a charger.
