In order to make tablets look less boring, HP announced its new 11-inch tablet with a rotating camera poking out of its body. That rotating module houses a 13-megapixel camera, allowing you to take photos in any direction.
The tablet’s 11-inch display has a 2160×1440 resolution, active pen input support, Gorilla Glass protection, and 100% sRGB coverage. Powering the tablet is a Pentium Silver N6000 processor with 4GB RAM and 128GB SSD storage, which should suffice essential productivity needs. With its modest specs, the HP 11-inch tablet comes with Windows 11 Home in S mode, which is described by Microsoft as “streamlined for security and performance, while providing a familiar Windows experience.”
Connectivity options include WiFi 6 and Bluetooth, and charging is done via USB-C–which also doubles as a port for connecting other peripherals. With only one port on board, you will most likely need a dongle if you want to charge the tablet and connect an external SSD at the same time.
For an extra $100, the tablet has an optional keyboard cover with a multi-touch trackpad that supports finger gestures. Whether you plan to use it with or without the keyboard, it has a built-in kickstand for both portrait and landscape use.
The HP 11-inch Tablet is priced at $500(~Php 25.6k) in the US without the keyboard and $600(~Php 30.8k) with the keyboard. No word if HP will bring this unique tablet to our shores.
