The EliteBook 820 supports both Windows 7 and Windows 8, although of course the latter does not benefit from touchscreen support. (Count me as someone who doesn’t understand the point of touchscreen ...

The HP EliteBook 820 is a good looking Ultrabook that shares a hint of design DNA with HP's attractive consumer Ultrabooks like the Spectre 13. Unlike consumer models, the EliteBook is extremely easy ...

However, its performance could be better and it could be a little lighter. Additionally, the added cost of its business ...

These touches give the 820 a rough-and-tumble attitude. Not the keyboard you’re looking for HP’s Elitebooks have always lagged behind ThinkPads in keyboard quality, and the new 820 is no ...

The HP EliteBook X G1a 14 is a powerful productivity workhorse with excellent battery life and a near-perfect keyboard.

For a business user, the EliteBook 820 is a solid system, in both senses. It's been tested to military specs for drop, shock, vibration, dust, temperature and altitude, and the keyboard drains ...

Consider its satisfyingly responsive keyboard and trackpad, plentiful ports, and barely there weight — and the HP Elitebook 1040 G11 5G might just make it to our best laptops list.

HP EliteBook X G1a Review: X Does Not Mark the Spot for This Biz Laptop The Ultra version costs roughly the same and supplies a far better display inside a slimmer, more compact design.

HP’s AMD Ryzen-powered 14-inch EliteBook 845 G7 performs better and costs much less than its Intel-powered rivals, earning it top honors among premium business laptops.

HP has also unveiled the EliteBook 840 G1 with a 14-inch display offering optional touch technology and battery life of up to 33 hours with an optional secondary Slice Battery.

HP EliteBook 820 G1 review Sturdy, streamlined, secure: HP packs business features into a lighter-weight, 12.6-inch laptop ...