HP unveils Envy X2 hybrid and the Envy TouchSmart Ultrabook at IFA

As expected, HP has announced a slew of Windows 8 centric products at IFA in Berlin. The products announced include the Envy X2 hybrid and the Envy TouchSmart UltraBook.
The HP Envy X2 hybrid sports a 11.6-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 1366×768 pixels, a dockable keyboard, an Intel Atom Clover Trail CPU, a 8-megapixel camera, 32GB and 64GB storage options, NFC connectivity, 3G connectivity and also comes with an optional stylus. The tablet without the keyboard weighs 1.5Kg and HP claims to provide 10 hours of battery life.



The Envy TouchSmart UltraBook on the other hand, features a more conventional design similar to the current generation UltraBooks provided by HP. Information about the Envy TouchSmart are sketchy, but we know that it features a 14-inch HD multi-touch display with a resolution 1366×768 pixels, an optional AMD card with 2GB of memory, and is 23mm thin and weighs around 2.16kg. HP claims to provide 8 hours of battery life.



Both the products are scheduled to be launched later this year, however we can expect it be launched in the market when Windows 8 is officially available on October 26.