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HP launches two new Dragonfly laptops with 5G and Tile tracking built in
HP made bold claims when it launched the Elite Dragonfly laptop last year, calling it “lighter than air.” You can get the G2 with new 11th-generation Intel chips with up to 32GB of RAM instead of the original’s limit of 16GB. When you put the Dragonfly back on a stable surface like a desk, it’ll allow the temperature to go up.
HP Elite Dragonfly review: Pretty powerful for a 2-pound laptop
When HP launched the Elite Dragonfly, it made bold claims about this laptop being "lighter than air." Obviously, that's marketing hyperbole -- nothing tangible actually weighs less than air -- but the Elite Dragonfly is still pretty light. It comes in at 2.2 pounds, or just shy of a kilogram, and packs powerful components despite weighing so little. Though it's part of HP's enterprise-focused Elite line, the Dragonfly is also targeted at consumers looking for a powerful business laptop, if they can stomach the $1,549 starting price.
HP Elite Dragonfly hands-on: A really light business notebook
HP is chasing superlatives again. Last year, the company launched the Spectre Folio -- the first laptop made out of leather. It also trotted out the first 15-inch laptop with an AMOLED screen at CES this year, and battled rival Dell to be the first to deliver a gaming notebook with a 240hz display. It's continuing its mission to collect a bunch of "firsts" with the new Elite Dragonfly. With that name, you'd be forgiven for thinking it's the latest Avenger, but no. HP is claiming it is the "world's lightest 13-inch business convertible." That's right, it's the lightest laptop with a bunch of caveats attached!
