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10th gen Intel Core i5-10310U 4 physical cores 8 threads architecture introduced 2017 PassMark CPU benchmark score: 6503 |
13th gen Intel Core i5-1335U 10 physical cores (2 P-cores, 8 E-cores) 12 threads (4 P-threads, 8 E-threads) architecture introduced 2022 PassMark CPU benchmark score: 16573 |
The new Intel Performance Hybrid Architecture in the EliteBook G10 is a two generation leap from that used in G7 models. It uses a combination of P (Performance) cores for high performance and responsiveness in user applications, and E (Efficiency) cores for efficient processing of background and multi-core tasks. Intel Thread Director selects the most suitable cores for each task in Windows 11 for optimal performance and efficiency. Windows 10 users also gain a noticeable performance bump with the new multi-core architecture, even without Intel Thread Director support.
Graphics
2.6x
G3D Benchmark improvement
Intel iRIS Xe graphics provide equivalent performance to the optional upgrade discreet NVIDIA and AMD graphics options offered on selected HP EliteBook G7 models. 13th gen Intel Core i7 models get 96 Execution Units for additional graphics horsepower while Intel Core i5 models have 80. By contrast the older Intel UHD 620 graphics found in G7 devices were based on an older architecture with just 24 Execution Units.
Display
+11%
Vertical real estate
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The taller 16:10 screen format increases the vertical height and resolution of the display to enable more content to be displayed on screen before scrolling. Display brightness options are consistent across the two generations with both starting at 250 nits brightness, and the option of 400 nits with auto-dimming and increased colour quality, or 1000 nits with switchable Sure View Reflect privacy filter. Touch is optional on most models.
The 15.6" model now measures 16 inches with the new taller aspect ratio.
The 15.6" model now measures 16 inches with the new taller aspect ratio.
Webcam
2.7x
Increase in sensor resolution
720p web cam (1280 x 720 sensor) Up to HD video resolution Fixed zoom |
5MP web cam (2560 x 1920) Up to Full HD video resolution HP AutoFrame - Auto zoom, pan and follow-me Low light compensation and appearance filters. Multi-camera support with automatic switching. Auto keystone correction for presenting documents and whiteboards. |
Lockdowns and work-from-home proved the need for better quality and more useful webcams since the G7 was introduced. As well as improving the physical hardware with much higher quality 5 megapixel sensors, HP has introduced automatic panning and zooming with a follow-me feature. Low-light, backlight and appearance filters improve the appearance and professionalism of presenters. Multi-camera support automatically switches between the presenter's webcam and an external subject camera in Teams and Zoom. This includes keystone correction for improving the readability of whiteboards and documents presented to virtual audiences.
Connectivity
USB-C 3.1 Thunderbolt 3 USB Type-A Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5 Optional 4G LTE mobile data |
USB-C 3.2 Thunderbolt 4 USB Type-A Wi-Fi 6e Bluetooth 5.3 Optional 4G LTE or 5G mobile data |
Weight & design
Starting weights with standard battery and non-touch screen listed
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Starting weights are broadly equivalent between generations - add approximately 100 grams to each to calculate the weight of touch screen models. Narrower screen bezels (borders) and the new 16:10 screen format make the newer models squarer in shape than older models. This, and the removal of the optional pointing stick and buttons, has allowed HP to increase the size of touch pads on all models relative to previous versions.
Overall design and construction are otherwise consistent with the G10 further refining the EliteBook design.
Overall design and construction are otherwise consistent with the G10 further refining the EliteBook design.
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Corporate and AoG government pricing, and demo devices available now.
With HP's financial year ending soon, stock arriving daily, a pending increase in Intel CPU prices (see details here), and a predicted increase in list prices in November, this is a very good time to secure fleet deals for business, bulk and committed pricing for AoG buyers, and to secure stock at existing prices
For business buyers
With supply times currently stable, we see this as an excellent window of opportunity for accessing deal pricing before the end of October. If you would like more information about pricing, stock, and availability, or for anything else you need, please contact your account manager, or click the Contact button below to make an enquiry.
Contact us to get deal pricing on models including the HP Elite G9 range of laptops, desktops, E-series monitors, ZBooks and Pro models for business, or speak to your Account Manager at The Laptop Company.
Contact us to get deal pricing on models including the HP Elite G9 range of laptops, desktops, E-series monitors, ZBooks and Pro models for business, or speak to your Account Manager at The Laptop Company.
Enquire to find out more
For Government Teams
With a predicted increase in AoG prices in November, this is a very good time to secure bulk and committed pricing for AoG buyers. Bulk and committed pricing for quantities greater than 500 units will be available for orders placed until October 31 2022. Please get in touch if you would like to know how much you can save on HP enterprise class devices, including the Elite range and Pro series. The Laptop Company has a number of demonstration models available for the new G9 range, and we provide access to AoG prices for the agencies we work as a third party agent for.
Other HP AoG Prices and Small Volume Orders
For smaller purchases, this is also a good opportunity to secure stock at existing prices before November.
This includes for individual devices and accessories. Speak to an account manager to find out more, or view the range here.
This includes for individual devices and accessories. Speak to an account manager to find out more, or view the range here.
Speak to your Account Manager at The Laptop Company to Find out More.
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Available to Corporate and Government Teams
Due to unexpected demand from customers, the expiry date for the Stuck@Home offer has been pushed forward to its original end date of September 30 2022. Purchasers of HP Elite and Pro notebooks, and ZBook mobile workstations ordering through The Laptop Company are eligible to receive one of two keyboard, mouse, power adapter and carry bag bundles at no additional cost.
These are available by redemption for all orders placed between June 1 2022 and September 30 2022.
This is an excellent offer for updating your office ergonomics, or for equipping staff for work from home.
See the HP Stuck@Home information page for terms and conditions:
https://h41201.www4.hp.com/WMCF.Web/nz/en/promotion/6442/Start/
We estimate the street value of the bundle offer to be more than $450 for EliteBook and qualifying ZBook models, so this offer provides good value for money for teams who need to update their workspaces and employee home work zones.
Updated: Redemptions must be claimed before October 31 2022.
These are available by redemption for all orders placed between June 1 2022 and September 30 2022.
This is an excellent offer for updating your office ergonomics, or for equipping staff for work from home.
See the HP Stuck@Home information page for terms and conditions:
https://h41201.www4.hp.com/WMCF.Web/nz/en/promotion/6442/Start/
We estimate the street value of the bundle offer to be more than $450 for EliteBook and qualifying ZBook models, so this offer provides good value for money for teams who need to update their workspaces and employee home work zones.
Updated: Redemptions must be claimed before October 31 2022.
HP Elite Dragonfly convertible
Microsoft has been adding a number of features to Windows 10 Pro and Microsoft 365 that are not available using standard laptop or desktop computers. The HP Elite Dragonfly is one of a new generation of devices that allow users to do more, with greater security than before.
New features for migrating users:
Windows Ink |
Microsoft TeamsWith the Microsoft Whiteboard app and the HP Active Pen, users can collaborate on the same virtual whiteboard in Teams meetings, ensuring everyone is on the same page. Dragonfly's Bang&Olufsen four-speaker audio and world-facing microphone array provide clarity for connecting and collaborating in Teams. |
Deploy and manage with The Laptop Company, a Microsoft Gold Partner and Microsoft Endpoint Management provider for enterprise teams.
HP Elite Dragonfly
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Available now at The Laptop Company
Full specifications and model information:
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Waste is nothing new, and neither is recycling. What has changed drastically in recent years is the massive amounts of electronic waste or e-waste we’re creating.
Because most of us only buy a new electronic device every 1-2 years, we don’t tend to worry about what happens to our old devices. We dutifully recycle plastic and glass on a daily basis, but we pay less attention to what should or could happen to our electronic devices when we’re finished with them.
When we consider the number of new devices our business rolls out every year, it’s no surprise that we produce upwards of 50 million tonnes of e-waste every year globally. Much of this e-waste is dumped illegally, and e-waste landfills are considered some of the most toxic places on Earth.
Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be this way, as our electronic devices can still be circulated back into use in one form or another. When we design devices correctly and pay more attention to the materials contained in each device, we can maximise the useful lifetime of everything we create.
This is the essence of what’s now known as the circular economy, and it’s a system that could offer your business new avenues for being both more sustainable and cost effective.
Closing the loop
The concept of a circular economy has been explored for decades by various academic groups and think tanks, but it reached broad appeal when the Ellen MacArthur Foundation partnered with McKinsey Research for their 2013 landmark report: Towards the Circular Economy: Economic and business rationale for an accelerated transition.
In the report, a new economic model is described which can decouple global economic development from finite resource consumption. By restoring and reusing products, components, and materials at their highest utility and value at all times, a circular economy:
Fast forward to the 2018 World Economic Forum, and HP joined the Platform for Accelerating the Circular Economy (PACE) and in 2019 extended their commitment to continue transitioning to a circular “make, use, reuse” approach that seeks to close the loop for their products. As a member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation global commitment to address plastic waste at its source, HP now innovates to ensure the plastics they use are reusable or recyclable, while circulating plastics away from the environment and back into the economy.
From ownership to outcomes
Dovetailing with the movement towards the circular economy has been the popularity of everything-as-a-service (XaaS) models for IT investment. Driven by the switch from on-premise infrastructure to the cloud, organisations are enthusiastically adopting new models of IT investment that are less about owning assets, and more about getting an outcome.
One area that is ripe for this transition is in device management. Organisations want to equip users with the right hardware and support to get the job done, while improving end user productivity, IT efficiency, and cost predictability.
This is where HP Device as a Service (DaaS) offers a complete solution that combines hardware, support, insightful analytics, proactive management services for every stage of an organisation’s device lifecycle. Not only does it reduce the costs and complexity of owning and managing devices – it also contributes to a more sustainable operating model for businesses.
As a partner of HP and Intel®, we have assisted many organisations to reduce their waste and emissions, because the HP devices we supply are designed to be repaired. The Laptop Company is helping save around 150kg of carbon (plus manufacturing waste) for each device we repair instead of replacing with new.
We are proudly delivering HP’s DaaS to help NZ businesses maximise the value and useful life of the devices used across their workforce. We can tailor a HP DaaS solution that enables you to drive productivity, reduce costs and complexity, all while creating a more sustainable future.
Because most of us only buy a new electronic device every 1-2 years, we don’t tend to worry about what happens to our old devices. We dutifully recycle plastic and glass on a daily basis, but we pay less attention to what should or could happen to our electronic devices when we’re finished with them.
When we consider the number of new devices our business rolls out every year, it’s no surprise that we produce upwards of 50 million tonnes of e-waste every year globally. Much of this e-waste is dumped illegally, and e-waste landfills are considered some of the most toxic places on Earth.
Thankfully, it doesn’t have to be this way, as our electronic devices can still be circulated back into use in one form or another. When we design devices correctly and pay more attention to the materials contained in each device, we can maximise the useful lifetime of everything we create.
This is the essence of what’s now known as the circular economy, and it’s a system that could offer your business new avenues for being both more sustainable and cost effective.
Closing the loop
The concept of a circular economy has been explored for decades by various academic groups and think tanks, but it reached broad appeal when the Ellen MacArthur Foundation partnered with McKinsey Research for their 2013 landmark report: Towards the Circular Economy: Economic and business rationale for an accelerated transition.
In the report, a new economic model is described which can decouple global economic development from finite resource consumption. By restoring and reusing products, components, and materials at their highest utility and value at all times, a circular economy:
- addresses mounting resource-related challenges for business and economies
- generates growth and creates jobs
- reduces environmental impacts, including carbon emissions.
Fast forward to the 2018 World Economic Forum, and HP joined the Platform for Accelerating the Circular Economy (PACE) and in 2019 extended their commitment to continue transitioning to a circular “make, use, reuse” approach that seeks to close the loop for their products. As a member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation global commitment to address plastic waste at its source, HP now innovates to ensure the plastics they use are reusable or recyclable, while circulating plastics away from the environment and back into the economy.
From ownership to outcomes
Dovetailing with the movement towards the circular economy has been the popularity of everything-as-a-service (XaaS) models for IT investment. Driven by the switch from on-premise infrastructure to the cloud, organisations are enthusiastically adopting new models of IT investment that are less about owning assets, and more about getting an outcome.
One area that is ripe for this transition is in device management. Organisations want to equip users with the right hardware and support to get the job done, while improving end user productivity, IT efficiency, and cost predictability.
This is where HP Device as a Service (DaaS) offers a complete solution that combines hardware, support, insightful analytics, proactive management services for every stage of an organisation’s device lifecycle. Not only does it reduce the costs and complexity of owning and managing devices – it also contributes to a more sustainable operating model for businesses.
As a partner of HP and Intel®, we have assisted many organisations to reduce their waste and emissions, because the HP devices we supply are designed to be repaired. The Laptop Company is helping save around 150kg of carbon (plus manufacturing waste) for each device we repair instead of replacing with new.
We are proudly delivering HP’s DaaS to help NZ businesses maximise the value and useful life of the devices used across their workforce. We can tailor a HP DaaS solution that enables you to drive productivity, reduce costs and complexity, all while creating a more sustainable future.
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