HP releases new 14-inch laptop in more countries with 64 GB RAM and OLED display
HP has started selling another of its latest EliteBook 6 G2 refreshes in more countries. For context, the company released the EliteBook 6 G2q over three months ago in the US (curr. $1,506 on Amazon). Now, it has landed in the Eurozone and the UK after initially debuting in March with Snapdragon X2 processors and a 56 Wh or 68 Wh battery.
Currently, the EliteBook 6 G2q starts at £1,371.95 (~$1,872) in the UK, discounted from £1,414.79 (~$1,885). By contrast, HP has priced its entry-level SKU at €2,250 (~$2,500) in the Eurozone. In both cases, the EliteBook 6 G2q contains the Snapdragon X2 Plus (X2P-42-100), 16 GB of RAM and an anti-glare IPS touchscreen display with 300 nits peak brightness, a 60 Hz refresh rate, a 1200p resolution and 62.5% sRGB colour space coverage.
Alternatively, the 14-inch laptop can be configured in the UK for £1,703.99 (~$2,269) with the more powerful Snapdragon X2 Plus (X2P-64-100). Almost 20% more powerful than the X2P-42-100 in our benchmarks, the X2P-64-100 also comes with 24 GB of RAM, 512 GB of storage and a 1200p display. One can opt for the Snapdragon X2 Plus (X2P-64-100) with 64 GB of RAM, a 1 TB SSD and a 300-nit OLED display, too. However, this variant retails for £2,699.99 (~$3,595).
Moreover, HP lists a Snapdragon X2 Elite (X2E-84-100) option for £1,839.59 (~$2,449) and €2,184.99 (~$2,430), on sale from £1,976.39 and €3,245.89, respectively. Featuring 32 GB of RAM, this SKU also contains 512 GB of storage and a 1200p IPS display. Unfortunately, HP lists this variant as being out of stock in the Eurozone at the time of publication. Please see HP's website for more details about the EliteBook 6 G2q.
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