On paper, the HP Fortis x360 G5 Chromebook seems to combine all the best attributes of its equally new G10 and G11 siblings, in that its durable chassis has a Corning Gorilla Glass 3-fortified 11-inch HD display that can swing around into tablet mode in order to put its touch-response to use, and runs a version of Chrome OS currently rated to stay updated up until the end of June 2033 via the Chrome Enterprise/Education Upgrade and Zero-Touch Enrollment programs.
It also has the Titan C chip for security as well as HP's Privacy Camera. Like the G10, it runs on a main Intel N-series platform for its Wi-Fi 6E/Bluetooth 5.3 and optional 4G/LTE and WWAN. The G5 also has the same complement of ports, which include dual USB type-As to go with 2 USB-C ports.
Then again, 1 of the latter also has to act as a charge inputs for the Chromebook's "90% in 90 minutes" 45W power brick. The HP Fortis x360 G5 will be available through its OEM online "soon" for recommended prices from $479.
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