HP EliteBoard G1a review: A computer, a keyboard, or a 2-in-1 device?
Sometimes I succeeded; other times, I ended up breaking them. Computers have always fascinated me. You can find a computer in almost any device, from a smartphone and a car’s dashboard to even a keyboard.A few days ago, HP approached me to review their new EliteBoard G1a. I assumed it would be either a notebook or a desktop. I gave them the go-ahead, and when the device arrived, I was surprised to discover that the entire computer was hidden inside a keyboard.The EliteBoard G1a feels like a crossover between a mini desktop PC and a smartphone, offering a full desktop computing experience. For me, though, it represents a new kind of mobile computer—one I didn’t know I needed. It’s an ambitious design and, in many ways, a highly experimental one. If this form factor proves successful, it could become a mainstream alternative to the traditional desktop computer, transforming mobile work. I set aside my MacBook Neo and used the HP EliteBoard G1a as my primary computer for the past few days. Here is my review. What: HP EliteBoard G1a | Price: Rs 89,900 onwards Not your average-looking computer
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