HP Fortis x360 11-inch G5 Chromebook debuts as tough, long-lasting work-ready PC

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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