HP has updated its range of business notebooks featuring 2011's Intel Sandy Bridge processors.
The ProBook 5330m and EliteBooks 2560p and 2760p are ultraportables that offer the company's ProtectTools security suite, which allows centralised management of client PCs. HP unveiled the notebooks at the same time as its new consumer notebooks on Monday.
The 13.3-inch ProBook 5330m (pictured above) is less than one inch thick. It has a brushed aluminium chassis and a backlit keyboard, and is the first of HP's business line-up to feature the Beats Audio technology that derives from the company's partnership with rapper and producer Dr Dre.
The 5330m weighs just under 1.8kg and uses Intel's standard-voltage, second-generation Core i3 or Core i5 processors. It has a fingerprint sensor while Intel's vPro virtualisation technology is optional.
The notebook will go on sale in June, with configurations starting at £499 excluding VAT.
HP revealed its larger Sandy Bridge-based 2011 notebooks in February.
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