HP has been announcing a lot of products recently (like this stealth gaming PC hidden inside an ultrawide monitor). Now, among that list of monitors, laptops, and all-in-one desktop computers, is a Windows tablet with a rotatable camera.
The 11-inch tablet runs on the latest version of Microsoft's operating system, Windows 11. HP calls this device a hybrid since it’s basically a Windows computer that can be used in tablet mode, though an optional keyboard (sold separately) adds a layer of tactile functionality for a laptop-like experience that can be used in both landscape and portrait modes. The tablet is also compatible with the HP Rechargeable Tilt Pen.
With the ability to use Windows 11 Snap Layouts in any orientation, the tablet comes with a kickstand that also acts as a back cover. Snap Layouts is a convenient feature that groups apps together, making it easier to view multiple windows at once. On a tablet, where a single screen often means constantly switching between app windows, Snap Layouts is the type of time-saving feature perfect for multitasking on the go.
As cool as a hybrid Windows 11 tablet PC sounds, this HP tablet has one huge trick up its sleeve. With no front-facing camera underneath the bezel like every other tablet, the rear-facing camera can flip out and be reversed to face you. This clever bit of design is refreshing for a tablet, and since it only relies on a single camera, HP made sure to make it a good one.