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119 Reviews
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The editors liked
16x10 aspect ratio on display. Simple design. Full size HDMI on Expansion Jacket. Enterprise ready accessories. Has NFC.
MILSPEC 810-G tested (should withstand water splashes
Dust
And the occasional drop)
Sleek
Smart design
Comprehensive collection of selection of accessories available
More than seven hours of battery life
Attractive design
Bright display
Accessories add functionality
Good battery life
Sharp 8-MP camera
Versatile Smart Jacket design adds ports
A keyboard
And can extend battery life
Nice-looking screen
Tablet is relatively light
The HP ElitePad 900 is a well-built business tablet with an impressive array of add-ons and accessories
Clamshell Keeps tablet in place
Magnets provide additional display stability
Good light for a great price
Sturdy build quality
Flexibility via accessories
Longlasting battery
Excellent build quality
Bright
High-gamut display
Reasonable price
Solid build quality
Thin and comfortable to hold
Mobile broadband option
Gorgeous
Durable design
Bright IPS display
Useful accessories
Including a case with a spare battery
The editors didn't like
No ports on tablet chassis
Requires Expansion Jacket for USB
HDMI
Etc. No alternate charging. MicroSD and SIM slot requires paper clip. Limited multimedia creation. Doesn't work with Wacom digitizer stylus
Very slow performance with application software
Maximum of 64MB of storage (32MB standard)
No USB ports on the tablet itself (only on the dock or optional cases)
Productivity Jacket bulky
Sharp edges
Slow hard drive
Tablet lacks connectivity without Smart Jackets
Which cost extra
Productivity Jacket (keyboard) is expensive and disappointing
Lower-resolution screen than competing devices
The base tablet starts out expensive
And those docks and jacket accessories add even more to the cost. Intel's Atom performance continues to underwhelm
Keys often stick
Poor weight distribution
No cover to protect the bulb Share & EnjoyTweet Author
Brad Moore I'm Scott Kelby's photo assistant and studio manager. I also help out with the guest blog series and Free Stuff Thursdays here at ScottKelby.com. When I'm not at the office
I'm probably at a concert or hanging out with friends.
Versatile Smart Jacket design adds ports, a keyboard, and can extend battery life, Nice-looking screen, Tablet is relatively light
Tablet lacks connectivity without Smart Jackets, which cost extra, Productivity Jacket (keyboard) is expensive and disappointing, Lower-resolution screen than competing devices
HP's latest business tablet is a versatility virtuoso if you opt for the port-expanding and keyboard-adding accessories. But it suffers the same limitations as other Atom-powered slates. And its keyboard dock doesn't feel like it's built for business...
Sturdy build quality, Flexibility via accessories, Longlasting battery
Mediocre performance, No industrystandard ports built in, Cost of accessories
It doesn't really make sense to think of the HP ElitePad as a budget tablet. While the base model without any add-ons is competitively priced, the real strength of this device lies in its flexibility. With a cornucopia of accessories available, it is abl...
Published: 2013-04-12, Author: Joel , review by: pcmag.com
16x10 aspect ratio on display. Simple design. Full size HDMI on Expansion Jacket. Enterprise ready accessories. Has NFC.
No ports on tablet chassis, requires Expansion Jacket for USB, HDMI, etc. No alternate charging. MicroSD and SIM slot requires paper clip. Limited multimedia creation. Doesn't work with Wacom digitizer stylus
The HP ElitePad 900 brings Windows 8 slate tablet computing to SMB and enterprise businesses, but unless you're standardized on HP products, there are better choices out there....
Poor connectivity without optional jacket, Average display resolution, Slow processor, Expensive, so-so peripherals
HP believes there's a demand in the enterprise market for tablets that can go feasibly go anywhere and do anything. We agree, but don't agree that the 900 is capable of filling that role. Much of the problem lies with the limits of current technology. ...
No cover to protect the bulb Share & EnjoyTweet Author: Brad Moore I'm Scott Kelby's photo assistant and studio manager. I also help out with the guest blog series and Free Stuff Thursdays here at ScottKelby.com. When I'm not at the office, I'm probably at a concert or hanging out with friends.
Abstract: Lisa Gade reviews the HP ElitePad 900. This is a business 10.1″ Windows 8 Pro tablet that runs on a dual core 1.5GHz Intel Atom CPU. It has a stylish and strong aluminum casing and Gorilla Glass 2. The 1.38 lb. tablet has 2 gigs of RAM and 32 or 64 gigs o...
Plenty of expansion options, Light and well built, Removable battery and second battery option
Won't know until we test it
HP is targeting the business market with its ElitePad 900 Windows 8-based tablet. It runs an Intel Atom SoC processor and plenty of management, security and expansion options available....
Published: 2013-04-24, Author: Dan , review by: cnet.com.au
The HP ElitePad 900 is a well-built business tablet with an impressive array of add-ons and accessories
The base tablet starts out expensive, and those docks and jacket accessories add even more to the cost. Intel's Atom performance continues to underwhelm
If someone else is footing the bill, HP's expensive ElitePad 900 and its accessory ecosystem cover a lot of bases, but this isn't going to be a consumer crossover product....
