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HP introduces Elite x3 Windows 10 phablet, powered by Snapdragon 820

Whether your company is in the business of building cars or building portfolios, a workforce primed for mobile productivity is paramount. Today, employees are demanding more than just the ability to be plugged in at home, at work, and on the road—they want their mobile devices to be fast and productive but also reliable and familiar.

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Today, at Mobile World Congress, HP introduced the Elite x3—the first commercially announced Windows 10 phablet that’s powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. The Elite x3 delivers unmatched productivity to a workforce with a voracious appetite for mobility.

From a spec standpoint, the Elite x3 packs a PC-worthy performance punch. The Elite x3 relies on the Snapdragon 820 to deliver workstation-type familiarity, power, and performance on a relatively small device. Featuring integrated X12 LTE, the 820 is engineered so virtualized applications (which live not on devices but on the cloud) can be delivered reliably. And with Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 technology as well as the designed power efficiency of the 820, the Elite x3 can help road warriors keep plugging away without having to stay plugged in.

The productivity it enables comes from more than just the power of the device itself—with its unique mobile ecosystem, the Elite x3 revolutionizes the business experience through its suite of productivity apps that can seamlessly transfer to other at-home or at-work devices. Available on the Elite x3, HP Workspace can virtualize a PC environment right on the device, giving users access to curated x86 applications wherever they are. And with HP Desk Dock, the virtualized PC can replicate a fully featured desktop experience with support for an external monitor, two USB-A and USB-C connections, and wired Ethernet.

And the device doesn’t sacrifice on compatibility or security. Support for Windows Continuum is designed for frictionless multi-screen transitions across other devices, meaning work won’t be siloed within grounded devices—virtualize on the Elite x3, and continue to work, seamlessly, right at the traditional workspace. And with biometric unlocking capability, enterprise customers have an extra layer of protection if devices are lost or stolen.

The HP Elite x3 is expected to be available this summer.

Find out all about Qualcomm at MWC 2016, and follow @Qualcomm for MWC updates and more.

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