The company HP (Hewlett-Packard) congratulated Azerbaijani journalists with the upcoming National Press Day, and presented the company's strategy in the world and Azerbaijan. At a press conference held on July 19 at the Hyatt Regency, the company also introduced a new range of PCs for both the corporate and consumer segments.
According to Inara Guliyeva, CEO of HP in Azerbaijan, HP is a leader in the IT field, and today generates and identifies key market trends. Today in Azerbaijan there are more than 20 HP partners, and this figure continues to grow. Director and HP staff presented to the audience new products: SlateBook x2 and ElitePad 900. They allow users to enable easy access to information and work with it in the office and at home.
According to the developers, HP SlateBook x2 is the HP's first computer with a detachable keyboard equipped with a mobile processor NVIDIA Tegra, offering a more realistic simulation games, fast loading of web pages, watching videos in high quality HD and access to applications TegraZone. Thanks to the performance of the laptop and tablet-based popular OS Android, lightweight and slim HP SlateBook x2 allows you to switch from work to entertainment.
HP ElitePad 900 - a powerful device on Windows 8 for business users, which has an ultra-thin design, which will be appreciated by both IT managers and business users. Also HP ElitePad 900 has the widest range of accessories, which only emphasizes ease of use in any situation.
Experts said that these products combine high performance and portability, and can be easily adapted to the needs of users. In addition, HP has equipped the new PC exclusive set of solutions and services that provide quick and easy access to all the tools and support resources to help make the most of their functionality. —06D--
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