An optional camera for the laptop will allow focus on two objects simultaneously.
Promises high performance with Long battery life and adaptive environment management.
Sports a 5MP camera with a wider 88° field of view.
I am always on the lookout for the next big thing in the industry. Today, I've with me another exclusive scoop that's really important for all buyers to prefer business laptops. HP is about to introduce a game-changing addition to its highly popular Dragonfly Series. This isn't just any business laptop; it's a next-generation super-premium notebook designed for the C-suite and tailored to the demands of hybrid workstyles.
What sets this laptop apart is its groundbreaking dual-camera feature. Imagine being in a virtual meeting, presenting a physical object, and instead of awkwardly trying to hold it up to your webcam, you can seamlessly stream a video of the object while the other camera stays focused on you. This is made possible by a 5MP camera with a wider 88° field-of-view, capturing a broader area and ensuring everyone in the room is visible on the screen, even those sitting at the edges. Meanwhile, an optional camera will add the capability to focus on two objects/subjects at the same time.
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But that's not all. My sources tell me that the laptop is built for high performance as well as battery life. My sources tell me that the laptop is also going to be ultra-light and within the same form factor as the HP Pavilion Aero 13. In terms of specs, expect the upcoming HP laptop to have upward-firing B&O speakers, collapsible USB ports, a 60% keyboard layout, and a decently big trackpad.
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HP is expected to price this Dragonfly series laptop at over 2 lakhs, a testament to its premium features and capabilities. With HP holding a 33.8% market share in Q1,23 according to IDC, this new addition is set to solidify its position as a leader in the tech industry. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development.
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Yetnesh works as a reviewer with Digit and likes to write about stuff related to hardware. He is also an auto nut and in an alternate reality works as a trucker delivering large boiling equipment across Europe. View Full Profile
