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HP EliteBook 2730p gets shown off on video – Engadget

That includes a peek at the tablet’s jog dial, which makes a welcome reappearance after being ditched on the 2710p, and its “double clutch” stylus-holding system, which promises to keep you from losing your trusty input device (it’s actually pretty slick). Head on past the break for the full show.

[From: HP EliteBook 2730p gets shown off on video - Engadget]

HP 2730p: HP Tablet Updated (video) | notebooks.com

HP’s Kyle Thornton gives a quick demo of the 2730p in the following video.

The 2710p was introduced last year and while it had several innovative features, some users complained about its lack of a touchpad and jog dial. The 2730p has both and a system that makes it harder to lose your stylus.

[From: HP 2730p: HP Tablet Updated (video) | notebooks.com]

jkOnTheRun:HP introduces 2730p- refresh of the 2710p

…The new model, the 2730p, retains the wonderful form factor of the older model yet addresses the most common complaints of that older model.  I got a chance to play with the 2730p at HP’s offices recently and I am extremely pleased with what they have changed.  First and foremost the 2730p adds a jog wheel on the side of the screen that can be easily accessed while using the Tablet in slate mode.  This jog dial is sorely needed and it’s great that HP included it on the 2730p.  They are also making the 2730p available with either a ULV or LV option on the processor which can beef up performance over that of the predecessor.  You can get the 2730p with a 5400 rpm drive, a speed improvement over the slower drive of the 2710p.  Last but certainly not least while HP has retained the track stick that I love so much they’ve also added a trackpad for fans of that input method.  They now have us all covered with those two both at our beck and call.  The most exciting addition to the 2730p is the Gobi wireless option which works with both CDMA and HSDPA networks.  This means that a 2730p so equipped will work with every carrier in the US and most carriers globally.  I am happy to report that the 2730p is compatible with all the accessories for the 2710p so the dock and slice battery can still be used.  HP has also improved the pen silo…

[From: jkOnTheRun:HP introduces 2730p- refresh of the 2710p]

HP’s rugged EliteBook 2730p tablet and 2530p laptop for suits and Gobi squares – Engadget

HP just unveiled a pair of rugged (MIL-STD 810F tested for dust, altitude, and high temperature) Centrino 2 12-inchers with the launch of its 2530p laptop and 2730p tablet. The 2730p bests the HP 2710p launched last year with the inclusion of a touchpad and new jog-dial along the side for use when the tablet is in slate mode. HP is also offering improved ULV (up to 1.2GHz) and LV (up to 1.86GHz) Core 2 Duo processor options and faster, 1.8-inch 5400RPM hard drive (up to 120GB), 80GB SSD, and Qualcomm’s Gobi dual EV-DO / HSPA wireless option for near-complete WWAN support globally. The 2730p continues to maintain the legacy LED-backlit display, “Night Light” keyboard lighting, optional webcam (with business card reader), slice battery (up to 10-hours), and expansion base / docking station. Importantly, the stylus no longer slips out of the silo when carrying the 2730p through the cubicle farm.

[From: HP's rugged EliteBook 2730p tablet and 2530p laptop for suits and Gobi squares - Engadget]