While the 13-inch Pavilion x360 sticks with a fan to keep it cool, HP says the 11-inch version with the Core M or Pentium N3700 will be fanless. Codenamed Braswell, this little quad-core Pentium N3700 should offer comparable or better performance than Microsoft’s Surface 3, which uses a similar Atom X7-8700 in it. That chip is Intel’s next-generation budget chip. Inside the 11-inch Pavilion x360 you can now find Intel’s Core M CPU, as well as Intel’s Pentium N3700. An extra Windows button (left) is for use when the machine is in tent or tablet modes. The Pavilion x360 line emphasizes connectivity, including an ethernet port (right). The 11-inch models also come in violet purple and minty green. The 11-inch models and 13-inch models come in natural silver and sunset red (shown below). Like the Envy x360, it echoes the look and feel of the Spectre x360 (and uses the geared hinge), but the cases come in multiple colors. HP’s Pavilion x360 gets a more significant makeover. Higher-end options are available, of course. The base unit’s $679 price includes 4GB of RAM, a 1366×768-pixel screen and 500GB hard drive. The redesigned model features a backlit keyboard, and brushed aluminum cover and keyboard accents. We reviewed the 2014 Envy x360 here, and it was fair. The Envy x360 picks up metal covers and style of the smaller Ultrabook but not the milled aluminum body of the pricier Spectre x360. That’s maybe an hour of additional battery life over its predecessor-a nice improvement, though not huge. The primary internal upgrade is a slightly bigger battery, which, combined with software and hardware tuning, gives it up to 8 hours and 45 minutes of run time, per HP. The Envy x360 sticks with a 15-inch IPS touchscreen. You won’t get the milled aluminum body of the Spectre x360 on the Envy x360, but you will at least get the same lines (and the same hinge) as HP’s premium convertible ultrabook. The geared hinge on HP’s high-end Spectre x360 (shown here without its exterior sheathing) rolls down to the consumer Envy x360 and Pavilion x360 convertibles. Sprinkling a few premium features into lower-end lines is one way to add a little luster. Advisory: HP Envy 13 x360 - Touchscreen Not Working Notice: : The information in this document, including products and software versions, is current as of the release date.The document is subject to change without notice. “Our aspiration is to be the most exciting brand in consumer personal systems,” Nash said. (charger, USB, headphones, etc.) You will pop off the key(s) that is stuck and clean both the key and the mechanism. Make sure you unplug any connected core from your device. Clean the keyboard using rubbing alcohol and a butter knife.

With the October deadline looming for the PC and printer business to split itself off from the rest of the HP, every refresh and launch will become increasingly important. HP Envy x360 15m-cn0012dx Troubleshooting.

Why this matters: Budget convertibles don’t normally garner much attention, but they’re an important bread-and-butter category for PC makers.

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