HP Elite x3

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Drool!!!!

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Product Color HP Graphite
Operating System Windows 10 Mobile
Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 (2.15 GHz, 4cores)
Chipset Qualcomm MSM8996
Memory 4GB LPDDR4 SDRAM (onboard) Dual channel x32 PoP 32Gbit
Internal Storage 64GB eMMC 5.1
Display 5.96" diagonal WQHD (2560x1440)
AMOLED multi-touch display
Corning Gorilla Glass 4
Anti-reflective coating
Available Graphics Qualcomm Adreno 530 GPU
Audio 2 Stereo speakers (one with earpiece)
3 integrated omni-directional microphones with HP Noise Cancellation Software
1 external microphone (from headset jack)
Snapdragon Audio+ support
Audio by B&O PLAY
Wireless Technologies 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (2x2)
WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 LE combo (Miracast supported)
NFC
WWAN:2G/3G/4G,LTE-A with carrier aggregation 4,5,6,13
Expansion Slots 1 microSD (Expandable up to 2TB)
Ports and Connectors One 3.5mm 3 and 4 pole headphone jack
1 USB 3.0 Type-C connector
Dual nanoSIM or nanoSIM + microSD card via 3-in-2 card tray
Pogo pins
Camera 16MP f/2.0 FHD rear-facing camera
8MP FHD front facing camera and Iris camera
Available Software HP Workspace
HP Device Hub
HP Registration and device onboarding
Adobe PDF Reader
Security Management Elite x3 device has dual biometrics with Iris recognition and Fingerprint reader
FIPS 140-2 cryptography
Qualcomm processor includes Secure Boot
128-bitkey Unified Image Encryption
256-bitkey Full Disk Encryption
Anti roll back
fTPM2.0security; Windows 10 includes 128 key Bitlocker encryption
Enterprise grade VPN
Dimensions 3.29 x 0.31 x 6.36 in
83.5 x7.8 x 161.8 mm
Weight Starting at 0.43lb
Starting at 195g
Power 10W 5V/2 Aadapter
Non-removable 3.85V battery pack
4150 mAh Li-ion polymer
Wireless Charging Qi and PMA
Sensors Ambient light sensor + proximity combo
Accelerometer+gyro
eCompass
Pressure
Hall effect
NFC
GPS
Energy Efficiency Compliance ENERGY STAR certified
EPEAT Gold
registered where applicable
EPEAT registration varies by country
Durability features Designed to pass IP67
Providing seals against liquid and dust ingress to IP67 rating
Designed to pass MIL-STD810G testing

Fingleberries

You forgot one key component that they I think is also there somewhere in the Elite x3

• The Kitchen Sink

Honestly, looking at that list of features Iris Scanner and Fingerprint Scanner, massive battery, 4GB RAM, expandable for business / 3rd party accessories I can barely think of anything else they didn't include.

Although, I see the reviews now - this is an amazing phone, stunning screen, outstanding battery life, continuum is a brilliant feature with huge potential ... but 'pfff' the app gap, no Snapchat, avoid this phone like the plague.

One eyed Jack

*picks lower jaw up off the floor*

What the 950XL should have been!

Honestly, they are some crazy specs, and that's exactly what a flagship phone should be.


http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/02/hp-elite-x3-a-flagship-windows-phone-thats-unambiguously-enterprisey/

AnCatDubh

Man, that's a mighty big phone - HP Elitex3, 950XL, and iPhone 6plus compared.

Love the look of it. But wow.... flippin big.

Actually, loving hearing of a few vendors now announcing new Windows Phones. Ok, its unlikely to take over the world but maybe far from dead either despite what the tech media industry may intimate.

theothernt

And hopefully Windows 10 for phones will be stable by the time the phone comes out :pac: :pac: