HP Envy X2 11t-g000 $532 Before Tax With Coupon

Quote from Processing... : its $850 on Amazon [amazon.com] (3rd party seller)...there are some good reviews too. Note that with the HP deal you double the SSD drive to 128gb for $100 more

Amazon is selling it for $750
http://www.amazon.com/HP-11-g010n...HP+Envy+X2
same specs

Quote from minhquan2106 : Amazon is selling it for $750 http://www.amazon.com/HP-11-g010n...HP+Envy+X2 same specs

looks like there might be some minor differences according to some posts on amazon [amazon.com]

CAMPUS300 works as well!

Also, I currently have this tablet. While yes, it can be slow, battery life is insane, along with the build quality. But I would never run Photoshop on this thing.

So its a decision between an overpriced tablet or a massive under powered laptop?

Quote from illusionbh : So its a decision between an overpriced tablet or a massive under powered laptop?

it seems like a pretty reasonably priced tablet given that a similar ipad (64gb) is $700

Quote from processing... : it seems like a pretty reasonably priced tablet given that a similar ipad (64gb) is $700

pure crap..

Quote from illusionbh : So its a decision between an overpriced tablet or a massive under powered laptop?

Overpriced tablet?? I think it's priced just fine. Could you find a tablet with similar spec with keyboard dock at a better price than this?

I don't get all the opposition with this. This is not a dedicated laptop...its a convertible tablet. Its a tablet with a fully functional OS on it. Something you wont find with android or an iPad. Yes the specs are not that impressive, but this is a niche device. Its perfect for what it was meant to be...a tablet that can convert to a small laptop when needed. Given that all of the other makers of similar spec. cost MORE than this WITHOUT the keyboard, this is a spectacular deal! The versions that come with i series processors cost $900 to $1000 without the keyboard and up to $1300 through $1500 with. Don't get me wrong...i love my android phone, and the iPad is great, but ill take a fully functional OS Windows tablet over them any day of the week, and at this price, its a steal regardless of its specs. I don't see anyone complaining about the price of the iPad. If your going to complain over the price of this...then you might as well complain over that...Apple is the king of charging an arm and a leg for horrendously obsolete hardware, and their $700 iPad doesn't come with a keyboard.

By quarter 3 this year the next generation Atom will be out which will be much faster than the current, being a quad core, and Intel is even working on an i series processor that is even more of a power miser than the current i3217U. At that time we will see a nice performance boost. Problem is that those tablets will cost $850 when they first come out. That being said...again...this is a good deal.

Quote from Haldy78 : I don't get all the opposition with this. This is not a dedicated laptop...its a convertible tablet. Its a tablet with a fully functional OS on it. Something you wont find with android or an iPad. Yes the specs are not that impressive, but this is a niche device. Its perfect for what it was meant to be...a tablet that can convert to a small laptop when needed. Given that all of the other makers of similar spec. cost MORE than this WITHOUT the keyboard, this is a spectacular deal! The versions that come with i series processors cost $900 to $1000 without the keyboard and up to $1300 through $1500 with. Don't get me wrong...i love my android phone, and the iPad is great, but ill take a fully functional OS Windows tablet over them any day of the week, and at this price, its a steal regardless of its specs. I don't see anyone complaining about the price of the iPad. If your going to complain over the price of this...then you might as well complain over that...Apple is the king of charging an arm and a leg for horrendously obsolete hardware, and their $700 iPad doesn't come with a keyboard. By quarter 3 this year the next generation Atom will be out which will be much faster than the current, being a quad core, and Intel is even working on an i series processor that is even more of a power miser than the current i3217U. At that time we will see a nice performance boost. Problem is that those tablets will cost $850 when they first come out. That being said...again...this is a good deal.

Quote from Haldy78 : I don't get all the opposition with this. This is not a dedicated laptop...its a convertible tablet. Its a tablet with a fully functional OS on it. Something you wont find with android or an iPad. Yes the specs are not that impressive, but this is a niche device. Its perfect for what it was meant to be...a tablet that can convert to a small laptop when needed. Given that all of the other makers of similar spec. cost MORE than this WITHOUT the keyboard, this is a spectacular deal! The versions that come with i series processors cost $900 to $1000 without the keyboard and up to $1300 through $1500 with. Don't get me wrong...i love my android phone, and the iPad is great, but ill take a fully functional OS Windows tablet over them any day of the week, and at this price, its a steal regardless of its specs. I don't see anyone complaining about the price of the iPad. If your going to complain over the price of this...then you might as well complain over that...Apple is the king of charging an arm and a leg for horrendously obsolete hardware, and their $700 iPad doesn't come with a keyboard. By quarter 3 this year the next generation Atom will be out which will be much faster than the current, being a quad core, and Intel is even working on an i series processor that is even more of a power miser than the current i3217U. At that time we will see a nice performance boost. Problem is that those tablets will cost $850 when they first come out. That being said...again...this is a good deal.

If the any people can find a stylus working with it, I will buy one. I search it online, so far I do not see any people having a stylus working with it although hp.com states it has an optional stylus.

Quote from Virbla : If the any people can find a stylus working with it, I will buy one. I search it online, so far I do not see any people having a stylus working with it although hp.com states it has an optional stylus.

from one of the reviews it sounds like HP will be producing a stylus that works with it, but they don't have it for sale yet

dont every buy anything with intel atom, it is entirely useless, i had a tablet with atom, and it could barely run the os let alone the basic calculator... it is the crappiest excuse for a processor i have ever seen, needless to say that tablet went back to the store the next day

I see this as a pretty good deal. Back in the day I had a Motion Computing tablet. Full Windows and OneNote with a stylus was very handy. If the stylus comes out this is a great device for a mobile professional.

Quote from Corrosive : Its not exactly slow... but its not as quick as an i series processor. For most people who just browse, youtube, office.... no problem. They say that photoshop works well too. There is a digital pen too that they are still working out the kinks on, but when that comes out it will add to the value of the tablet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNLmNE4xsLE - One of the better reviews

to be honest, review it however you want to, but... the atom processor series is a complete joke, if you are considering this computer, i bought a hp dv6-7000 series this summer, i7 3rd gen, 1tb hd, 8gb ram, 1gb graphics card, blu ray, 7 hour battery, for 725$

they make it sound like the atom can do everything as long as you dont over do it, it cant hardly do anything nomatter how many tabs you have open or how ever much you separate tasks. if it was an i3 it would be a great deal or even a amd dual core or triple core it would be fine