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A challenge for the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the gathered premium ultrabooks? HP EliteBook Folio 9470m (H4P04EA) Smart, steadfast, lightweight and well equipped – the perfect business ultrabook? For the original German review, see here. What the compact car is to the car industry, the 14-inch class is to the mobile computer. For Lenovo the T-series devices were the ultimate business tools in this form factor (T430, T430s, T430u). The form factor seems so lucrative that Lenovo created a luxury version next to the work-horses with the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. The immediate competitors are the Lenovo ThinkPad T430s, the T430u, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the Dell Latitude E6430s. These are high-priced 14-inch business devices with many ports, the claim to be a fully adequate work tool and excellent build quality. From the premium notebookswe also consider the Samsung Series 9 900X3C, the Apple MacBook Pro 13, the Dell XPS 13 (Late 2012)and the Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A. These devices have fewer ports but are the benchmark when it comes to high build quality. A certain show-off factor plays a role with the latter. After the HP ultrabook Folio 9470m was presented months ago, it took a long time before the device was available in online shops. Windows 8 was not the problem because Windows 7 Professional is still preinstalled. A Windows 8 recovery disk comes with the device. The wait has paid off. What comes out of the simple box is, with 1640 grams, just average weight and with a measured height of 23 millimeters(with feet), not as thin as ultrabooks can be (usually 15 – 20 mm). Well-equipped thin business devices like the non ultrabook Dell Latitude E6430s (2080 g) are only rarely lighter. The X1 Carbon (1347 g) makes an exception, the ThinkPad T430u (1900 g) or the ThinkPad T430s (1790 g) are almost as heavy as conventional 14-inch devices. Only the noble devices UX31A or XPS 13 (1400 g) are thinner and lighter, which comes with the form factor. One thing is certain: HP has transferred the materials, the quality requirements and the stability of the grown up EliteBook siblings into the thin format, the concessions are acceptable. Because of that the weight is slightly higher compared to consumer ultrabooks. The base unit is not completely torsion-free as with an aluminum unibody. By grasping the right and left sides with both hands the base can be limitedly twisted. Nevertheless the chassis reaches a very good stability level when measured against the excellent maintenance capabilities. The bottom consists of three panels. The first one is for the removal of the battery and can be detached after pressing a slider. The other two covers can be detached after loosening a few screws. HP took great care with their anchoring. The rubberized magnesium material (grip) on the bottom snaps into stable hooks. The mechanics are very simple at the same time and even careless users will have a hard time to break anything ( break off the hooks). Whether it is the keyboard, touchpad, palm rest or bottom cover, nothing is denting. The hinges (full metal but not massive) keep the lid very firm and allow opening to exactly 140 degrees. In the process the lid slides a bit underneath the bottom cover, but does not get too close to the ground. The lid is not as torsion resistant as we are used to from the beefy EliteBooks. The aluminum surfaces can be dented; the construction can be bent limitedly at the corners. The inside of the lid has a circumferential rubber lip that lays flush with the base unit. That way the lid can be closed with some force. The Folio has no latches, a characteristic of the EliteBooks. A small edge at the top of the lid helps so that the opening does not get too fiddly. Noticeable with the Folio 9470m is its almost complete slight rubber coating. This soft-touch surface enables a good grip and prevents fingerprints. The side areas are not rubberized. All in all, the manufacturer offers a sturdy and high-quality 14-inch device that will survive rough business life even without a protective cover. HP EliteBook Folio 9470m (H4P04EA): Just under 1550 Euros (~$2083) for the mid-level version is a lot of money. Do the components and build quality justify the price? The ultrabook has no optical drive and that improves the stability and port selection. HP still equips its 12-inch devices (EliteBook 2570p) with an optical drive, which leads to a considerably more bulky case. The 9740m lacks HDMI but comes with a business oriented DisplayPort. Older monitors and projectors can be connected via VGA. This is anything but granted with ultrabooks. The immediate business competition is most suited to stand up to the comparison: Lenovo ThinkPad T430s (only VGA, docking port, Thunderbolt), ThinkPad T430u (Mini-DisplayPort, HDMI), ThinkPad X1 Carbon (only Mini-DisplayPort), Dell Latitude E6430s (HDMI, VGA, eSATA, docking port, ExpressCard34), Latitude 6430u (VGA, HDMI). The situation is completely different with consumer ultrabooks where the waiver is made into a virtue: Samsung Series 9 900X3C and 900X4C (Micro HDMI, Mini VGA), Apple MacBook Pro 13 (FireWire 800, Thunderbolt), Dell XPS 13 (Late 2012) (Mini-DisplayPort), Fujitsu LifeBook U772 (HDMI), Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A (Micro-HDMI, Mini-VGA). Perception: even with business notebooks the good old docking port becomes rare, only the Latitude E6430s and the T430s have one. Speaking of docking: the Ultra-Slim docking station is compatible with the Folio EliteBook and only with the Folio. Unlike the non ultrabooks (docking port at the bottom) the docking connector is on the right side. The docking station is available for 175 Euros (~$235) and multiplies the ports. However it brings no new types of ports. Communication The most expensive version of the Folio 9740m is equipped with an HSDPA modem. Our unit is only prepared with antennas and a SIM card slot. The extra charge for the 3G version is low at 50 Euros (~$67). Considering the high price of the device we would have expected the modem as a standard feature. But that is not the end: Bluetooth Draft-N WLAN and Gigabit-Ethernet are obviously mandatory. The high quality Intel Centrino Advanced-N 6235 manages very good coverage: the transmission rate with a 3 meter distance is excellent (5 bars), upstairs (10 m, 5 bars) and outside the house still good (15 m, 3 bars) to sufficient (40 m, 1 bar). The transmitting power of the router (Fritz!Box 7270) is reduced to 50%. Security A SmartCard reader can be used for the authenticated login. The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) enables the unique identification of the subnotebook in networks (also internet worldwide, for example the data encryption), the equipped Intel vPro-CPU allows remote maintenance. The security center consists of the protecting tools Administrator Console and Security Manager. Very detailed settings can be made with encryption, authentication or privacy. Maintenance and Administration Like with all EliteBooks the BIOS provides extremely extensive configuration options for single devices and the security features. For instance, the “Fan always on when AC” can be comfortably deactivated with mouse control. The extent of hardware manipulation ( deactivation of Turbo Boost) is just not possible with consumer ultrabooks. Warranty The standard warranty period is just 12 months. That seems poor for this price range. However, the concept of optional care packs for business customers is the reason for that. Depending on the needs and requirements to the reliability up to 5 years on-site service can be chosen for the highest available protection. Keyboard HP equips the 14-inch device with detached keys that rest in a 2 millimeter depression. In this way the keys and the surrounding end at the same height. The base of the keyboard is firm with the consequence of a strong and rigid stroke. The typing on this keyboard is not noiseless; there is a muffled clicking of medium sound intensity. The keys have no convex curvature and are completely flat as a result. The large layout uses the space of the 14-inch chassis and integrates the Page up/down keys on the right outside. The left and right arrow keys have normal size with the up and down keys cut in half. This seems to be a convenient arrangement of the arrow keys. The enter key is a bit narrow, the Shift and Ctrl key in contrast have normal dimensions for notebooks. Travel and pressure point are both equally distinct and give a good feedback during writing. However, the keys cannot reach the travel of a desktop keyboard. The keyboard has a three stage illumination that can also be turned off (Fn key). That way the brightness can be adjusted very accurately to one’s needs. Touchpad The Dual-Pointing concept consists of a touchpad and a pointing stick. This is mandatory for the business class of HP, Lenovo and Dell. From a technical standpoint we have four devices that can be adjusted separately, coordinated and deactivated (keys at the top, keys at the bottom, pointer and pad). That sounds complicated but it is very convenient. Users who do not like the pointer can just deactivate it. Same with the touchpad. This can even be rapidly deactivated with a double click to the sensor in the upper left corner (indicator-LED). The LuxPad by Synaptics supports multi-touch gestures like scrolling, zooming or wiping to browse. Classical one finger scrollbars can still be configured. The pad has a smooth surface that differentiates from the blunt work environment. The sharp-edged indentation and the large keys make sure you cannot miss it even in darkness. We like the very large travel and the mobility of all four mouse buttons. Thanks to the clear pressure point and the muffled, quiet stroke we get a pleasant feedback. The competitors usually do not perform much worse with their input devices, but also not much better. We see differences especially with the pointers, the click pad mode and the convex curvature of the keys: Lenovo ThinkPad T430s (pointer, convex), ThinkPad T430u (pointer, convex, click pad), ThinkPad X1 Carbon (pointer, convex, click pad), Dell Latitude E6430s (pointer, convex), Latitude 6430u (pointer, convex). There are no pointers with consumer ultrabooks and the click pad has a distribution rate of 100%. Convex keys are rare, for example with the Dell XPS 13 (Late 2012). Zenbook Prime UX31A on the EliteBook Folio 9470m: more resolution, contrast and brightness with the Asus. The 14-inch HD screen of the EliteBook Folio has a resolution of 1366×768 pixels (16:9). This low resolution, for which HP does not offer an alternative, can be a serious drawback if large Excel files, website back ends or software with fixed dimensions (data capturing, storage, ERP tools, SAP, MS Dynamics…) collide with the limited height. The result is annoying scrolling up and down. 1600×900 pixels (T430s, X1 Carbon, Samsung 900X3C, 900X4B) would be a good compromise, Full HD (UX31A) might be ideal for some users, but not for all. The latter is not available with the immediate business competition. What you can get is an anti-glare display panel. The Dell XPS 13 and the Apple MacBook Pro 13 are the exception with glare panels. The anti-glare avoids reflections but the contrast is low with 282:1. Despite the X1 Carbonall of the listed 14-inch professional devices suffer from a very low contrast. That results in pale colors and occasional weak contours. The often cheaper consumer devices partly offer significantly better panels (UX31A, Samsung 900X3C, 900X4B: IPS or PLS). 187 cd/m² 182 cd/m² 198 cd/m² 201 cd/m² 217 cd/m² 200 cd/m² 201 cd/m² 213 cd/m² 207 cd/m² Distribution of brightness X-Rite i1Pro 2 Maximum: 217 cd/m² Average: cd/m² Brightness Distribution: 84 % Center on Battery: 168 cd/m² Contrast: 282:1 (Black: cd/m²) Professional picture editors will already be disappointed with the HD panel but the sRGB color spectrum is far off and means the end to any ambitions. This does not necessarily apply to every device, as can be seen in picture three, which shows the ThinkPad X1 Carbon (HD+) in comparison with the Folio 9470m. The three pictures at the bottom show the color analysis with the i1 Pro 2 photo spectrometer and CalMAN 5 software. We measured a noticeable weakness with the grayscale presentation in the manufacturer’s default color profile. Especially medium shades of gray show a DeltaE (2000) of over 15 (average After the calibration the DeltaE is reduced to (average, see picture 4). Noticeable: with 8817 K the white point is clearly shifted in the blue area (too cool, better: IPS panel Asus UX31A 5500K). The calibrationpushes back the blue cast (colors are getting visibly warmer) and sets the white point to 7427 K. The brightness of the 14-inch screen with an average of 200 cd/m² is on the same level as its immediate competitors T430u and E6430s. The models T430s (251/280) and X1 Carbon (288/311) offer a better luminance, especially with battery use. Here, the screen only glows with 168 cd/m² (measure point: center). That is enough for carrying around in the office or on a plane. Under sunlight the situation changes. A perfect outdoor device should reach values between 250 and 300 cd/m². Unfortunately there is no way to override this forced setting. There is no ambient light sensor. The low brightness has tradition at HP: the EliteBook 2170p ( 2012) glows with 160 cd/m², the 2560p ( 2011) was not better with 150 cd/m² (plugged in & battery). The 2570p (2012) continues the unfortunate tradition with 165 cd/m². The consequence for everyday use is illustrated on the following pictures: even on a cloudy day the brightness is not sufficient for a comfortable working experience on the desktop. Views from the side result in darkness. Regarding the viewing angles the Folio 9470m with its TN panel is as bad as the screen of the 2170p. Both have the same narrow vertical and horizontal viewing angles like most of the competitors. Horizontally it still looks good until ghost images start to show up at 45 degrees. Up to 65 degrees the visibility of pictures and graphics is still quite okay. Almost all competitors of the business class are identically bad in this section. The exception is the X1 Carbon with an upper quality TN panel. It allows better horizontal and vertical viewing angles in the review. The viewing angle stability of IPS (UX31A) or PLS displays (Samsung Series 9 900X3C and 900X4C) cannot be reached by any of the compared devices. An IPS option would be the older and not listed ThinkPad X230 (very bright, It is still available for sale. Viewing angles HP EliteBook Folio 9470m H4P04EA The Intel Core i5-3427U ( GHz) complements the often used i5-3317U ( GHz, turbo up to GHz) with higher clocks. Both are Low-Voltage processors (17 watts TPD) for subnotebooks. With turbo boost the 3427U can raise its clock up to GHz (single thread if cooling is sufficient). The CPU including the HD Graphics 4000 (single channel) is complemented with 4 GB memory. In case you wish to upgrade you can easily add a second 4 or 8 GB module (16 GB possible). That would also accelerate the GPU thanks to the dual channel mode (more information in the Graphics section) A 180 GB SSD works as mass storage in the 9470m (Intel SSD 520 Series SSDSC2BW180A3L, SATA). This is the highest available expansion by the manufacturer (US: 256 GB). There is an empty mSATA port that can be used for storage expansion. In the BIOS this port can be activated or deactivated so we assume its functionality. The “cheaper” 9470m version (around 1370 Euros, ~$1844) only has a 500 GB hard drive. Laptopy poleasingowe, technicznie sprawne w 100%. Laptopy w klasie A (widoczne jedynie normalne ślady użytkowania). W zestawie zasilacz oraz naklejki spolszczające na klawiaturę. Nasza cena: 1 249,00 zł / szt. Oszczędzasz ( kupując w zestawie. ID: 132833Producent: HPKod produktu: HP EliteBook Folio 9470mPrzekątna ekranu w calach: 14PakietAMSO24: Cena w punktach: 21233 pkt. 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Parametry techniczne: Model:HP EliteBook 9470mProcesor:Intel Core i5-3427UTaktowanie procesora (GHz): rdzeni procesora:2Typ pamięci RAM:DDR3Pamięć RAM:8 GBDysk:NOWY 240GB SSDNapęd:BrakPorty USB USB graficzne:VGA, DisplayPortZłącza:Lan, Czytnik Smart Card, Minijack 3,5 mm (audio)Przekątna ekranu w calach:14Rozdzielczość natywna:1600 x 900Model karty graficznej:Intel HD GraphicsUkład klawiatury:QWERTY PL Po zastosowaniu naklejek spolszczającychNaklejki spolszczające sprzedawane sąw komplecie z pracy na baterii:minimum 1hSystem operacyjny:Windows 10 HomeSystem operacyjny w Polskiej wersji językowejStan techniczny:Klasa AGwarancja:12 miesięcySeria procesora:Intel Core i5Typ:UltrabookKomunikacja:Wi-Fi, BluetoothMultimedia:Głośniki, MikrofonSterowanie:Touchpad, KlawiaturaZawartość Zestawu:Licencja G DATA Internet Security 6 miesięcy za darmoSolidna ochrona Twojego komputera, sprawdź szczegóły! Updated:2013-05-15 03:38:19 On the sidelines of last year's Folio 13, HP recently released the EliteBook Folio 9470m, a 14-inch ultrabook designed with the business world in mind. And yet, it can be... Design and manufacturing, Matte screen, Good processing power, Responsiveness, Battery life (5 hrs 30 min without the optional battery)... Mediocre display, No HDMI out... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m falls into the same trap as so many other laptops: it has good processing power, the body is well built and the battery life is more than sufficient, but the screen is of such terrible quality (despite its matte surface) that... You have work horses and you have show horses, and the same is true for Ultrabooks. The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m falls in the former category, an Ultrabook aimed at the business segment. It's also a great option if you're looking for a potent and versat... The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m is a very decent laptop. It's easy to upgrade, has a nice chassis, a good keyboard and touchpad, and relatively powerful hardware with a good CPU and SSD. It makes this a good business Ultrabook, but also interesting for any... HP's EliteBook Folio 9470m is one of the first ultrabooks we have seen with Microsoft's Windows 8 platform pre-installed, and shows what business buyers can expect if they choose to invest in new Windows laptops rather than opting for tablets or other... Stylish and rugged, removable battery, supports desktop dock... Heavy for an ultrabook, no touch capability for Windows 8... Although a little heavy for an ultrabook, the EliteBook Folio 9470m redeems itself with a removable battery and desktop dock support, plus other features to appeal to enterprise buyers. However, the lack of a touchscreen means that it is not ideal for... Updated:2013-05-15 03:38:28 IT folks are just starting to evaluate Windows 8 for use in business, whether they support a 20-person shop or a 20,000-employee enterprise behemoth. The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m ($1,349 direct) is aimed at the corporate shop, where tens or thousands of i... The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m is ahead of the curve by offering Windows 8 in a business laptop. Pity it's not great in Windows 8... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook has been around for a long while (we first previewed it last year), but this is the first time we've given it a thorough review and it's been worth the wait. While Intel's fourth generation CPUs are just be around... Strong build quality, Excellent keyboard, Useful built-in features... Relatively low screen resolution, The price, TrackPoint can get in the way... HP's EliteBook Folio 9470m is a well built, good looking and very comfortable to use Ultrabook, and it's also very fast. All of that good stuff comes at a high price that's perhaps typical of machines aimed at high-end business users... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook has been around for a long while (we first previewed it last year), but this is the first time we've given it a thorough review and it's been worth the wait. While Intel's fourth generation CPUs are just be around th... Strong build quality, Excellent keyboard, Useful built-in features... Relatively low screen resolution, The price, TrackPoint can get in the way... Because it's a business laptop, it comes with Windows 7 Pro installed, a vPro chipset, and you also get HP's ProtectTools software. This includes a suite of applications ranging from theft recovery (Computrace) to drive encryption, and there is also a cre... Over the past few years our expectations of what our laptops are capable of have changed dramatically. Not all that long ago we were content with simply having a reasonably fast portable computer that could help us get our work done and stay in contact... Is it possible to ship a late-model laptop with Windows 8 as a preload (even if it's only an option along with Windows 7) and not include a touchscreen? Given that this HP Ultrabook is aimed mainly at business-class users, the answer appears to be ye... & Design HP was selling EliteBook business laptops long before Intel came up with ultrabooks. The $1,349 EliteBook Folio 9470m is HP's first machine that's both. It strikes an attractive balance between what business users want (sleek design, competit... Light, sleek, and sturdy design, Spacious backlit keyboard with touch pad and pointer, Good array of ports, Removable battery and optional second battery, Choice of Windows 7 or Windows 8... No touch screen, Premium price, Loose-feeling keys and annoyingly narrow power button... HP extends its EliteBook line with a solid ultrabook. The 9470m is sleek and light, with a removable battery and plenty of ports. Windows 8 is an option, but without a touch screen, execs may prefer to stick with Win 7... What the compact car is to the car industry, the 14-inch class is to the mobile computer. For Lenovo the T-series devices were the ultimate business tools in this form factor ( T430 , T430s , T430u ). The form factor seems so lucrative that Lenovo created... Catchy, significant materials, Sturdy chassis, First-class maintenance, Removable battery, Business ports, Strong feedback of the input devices, High system performance, Fast SSD, Long battery runtime, Low operating noise... Low contrast, small viewing angles, Very low brightness with battery use, HD resolution, no panel options, High price without IPS panel, 3G modem, Standard setting "Fan Always On When AC"... The EliteBook can stand out from the crowd with numerous ports a SmartCard reader, docking port, battery-slice port and DisplayPort next to VGA are the highlights. Unfortunately the 3G-modem does not come as standard, our review sample only has the prepar... Business users shopping for an Ultrabook want more than a sleek design and fast boot time. They need a chassis that can take a beating, strong security, and full docking capabilities. Oh, and don't forget Ethernet and VGA ports. HP's Elitebook Folio 9... Attractive and durable lightweight design, Long battery life, Includes Ethernet and VGA ports, Wide range of security options... Mediocre screen for price, Poor webcam quality, Inconsistent touchpad... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m is a sturdy, business-friendly Ultrabook that lasts a long time on a charge, but we'd like to see a better display and webcam at this price. What we've got here is the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook, a business-oriented notebook made to work in the Windows 8 environment with an amalgamation of hardware that's precision-tuned to suit your in- and out-of-office needs. At first glance, this m... What we’ve got here is the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook, a business-oriented notebook made to work in the Windows 8 environment with an amalgamation of hardware that’s precision-tuned to suit your in- and out-of-office needs. At first glance, thi... IT folks are just starting to evaluate Windows 8 for use in business, whether they support a 20-person shop or a 20,000-employee enterprise behemoth. The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m ($1,349 direct) is aimed at the corporate shop, where tens or thousands of i... USB only. SSD-based. Anti-glare screen. Dual pointing devices. Backlit keyboard. Has Windows 7 downgrade rights. Full size Ethernet. User replaceable battery. Fully IT serviceable. WiDi compatibility. No touch screen. Windows 8 user interface awkward with touchpad, only semi-usable with pointing stick... The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m is one of the first Windows 8 corporate notebooks on the market. On one hand, it's a speedy and slim ultrabook, on the other, you'll probably want to "downgrade" to Windows 7 once you take it out of the box... Business travelers willing to give Windows 8 a spin have a noteworthy option in the HP Folio Elitebook Folio 9470m. Attractively slim and lightweight, this 14-inch Ultrabook delivers an assortment of business-oriented features, including a fingerprint sca... Sleek and speedy, Solid-state drive, Smart-card slot, Fingerprint scanner... Skimpy storage, Only 4GB of memory, Pricey for a 14-inch Ultrabook... Pleasingly thin and light, the HP Elitebook Folio 9470m delivers several business-friendly extras, and its solid-state drive makes it speedy on many tasks. But it's a bit short on storage and system memory, and it's pricey for a 14-inch laptop... HP's EliteBook line is all about business. That often means design that's less about sleek lines and more about packing in the ports and battery life. This is why many of HP's business laptops look like they came from a time capsule buried in the sands ab... Slim and light for a 14-inch laptop, Lots of ports, User-removable battery that doesn't jut out, Pointstick and touchpad with discrete mouse buttons... Display resolution and quality is too low, Small keys on right edge of keyboard, Uninspiring performance... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m, like the Folio 13 before it, offers a nice balance of portability and power with long battery life. There are some significant drawbacks, the biggest one being the display. Our $1,349 base configuration isn't the only one a... Introducing the HP EliteBook Folio 9470mSomething funny happened when a lot of us weren't really paying attention last year: Intel's nascent "ultrabook" specification and definition quietly expanded and, in the process, sort of redefined what a notebook w... Whenever I ask a vendor what the resolution of the notebook they're releasing is, the reply of "1366x768" is always tinged with either sheepishness or defiance. I'm reasonably certain that somewhere in the bowels of the HPs and Dells of the world there's... Updated:2015-04-29 07:09:47 The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m is technically an ultrabook, but you could be forgiven for neither noticing nor caring. Its 14-inch screen makes it large enough for serious working, its build quality is solid and you can specify either Windows 7 or 8. There'... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m may be an ultrabook, but HP has done the right thing and provided an accessible battery. The long, wedge like 52 watthour fourcell battery provides up to hours of life with a hard drive or hours with a lowerpower SSD... The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m is a well-made ultrabook-style system with a particularly good combination of keyboard and touchpad. We like the removable battery and the optional battery slice, but would prefer a higher screen resolution across the board. W... HP's business-minded Windows 8 Ultrabook is sleek, sturdy, and smartly designedIs it possible to ship a late-model laptop with Windows 8 as a preload (even if it's only an option along with Windows 7) and not include a touchscreen? Given that this HP Ultr... Processor: Intel Core i5 3427UGraphics Adapter: Intel HD Graphics 4000Display: inchWeight: 1300, 1700 euroAverage Score: - averageAverage of 15 scores (from 23 reviews)price: 61%, performance: 83%, features: 76%, display: 68%, mobility: 94%, workmanship: 90%, ergonomy: 89%, emissions: 81%HP EliteBook Folio 9470mSpecificationsNotebook: HP EliteBook Folio 9470mProcessor: Intel Core i5 3427UGraphics Adapter: Intel HD Graphics 4000Display: inch, 16:9, 1366 x 768 pixelsWeight: 1300 euroLinks: HP homepagePricecompare Average Score: - averageAverage of 14 scores (from 22 reviews)80% HP EliteBook Folio 9470m UltrabookSource: Good Gear Guide Because it's a business laptop, it comes with Windows 7 Pro installed, a vPro chipset, and you also get HP's ProtectTools software. This includes a suite of applications ranging from theft recovery (Computrace) to drive encryption, and there is also a credential manager that can keep records of your passwords, fingerprints and face (for face recognition logins). Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 05/26/2013Rating: Total score: 80%60% HP EliteBook Folio 9470mSource: Digital Versus The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m falls into the same trap as so many other laptops: it has good processing power, the body is well built and the battery life is more than sufficient, but the screen is of such terrible quality (despite its matte surface) that it drags the overall rating all the way down to three stars. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 04/19/2013Rating: Total score: 60%Ultrabooks in EnterpriseSource: AnandTech Whenever I ask a vendor what the resolution of the notebook they're releasing is, the reply of "1366x768" is always tinged with either sheepishness or defiance. I'm reasonably certain that somewhere in the bowels of the HPs and Dells of the world there's a product designer who just knows that some bean counter is going to hamstring his or her beautiful design with a dismally low quality display just to save a few bucks per unit. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 03/29/201370% HP EliteBook Folio 9470mSource: Digital Trends The HP EliteBook Folio 9470m, like the Folio 13 before it, offers a nice balance of portability and power with long battery life. There are some significant drawbacks, the biggest one being the display. Our $1,349 base configuration isn’t the only one available. HP also offers the same internals, plus a 1600 x 900 display, for $1,549. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 03/07/2013Rating: Total score: 70%70% HP Elitebook Folio review: Delivering the business goodsSource: PC World The Elitebook Folio 9470m satisfies a lot of business needs, offering a full range of connections and security features you won’t find in most consumer laptops. It’s attractive, compact, and reasonably lightweight, and it offers good—if not always outstanding—performance and battery life. HP could have provided a higher-resolution display option, a better keyboard, and a little more system memory; some users might wish for more storage space, too. The price tag is also a tad high—but not sufficiently so to deter business travelers from taking it into serious consideration. Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 02/13/2013Rating: Total score: 70%70% HP EliteBook Folio 9470m ReviewSource: Computer Shopper HP's EliteBook Folio 9470m smartly fills a gap in the EliteBook line. Like Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon, it brings elegant engineering and IT-friendly manageability to the ultrabook segment; even more than the Lenovo, it'll appeal to companies that use docking stations and laptops as desktop solutions. While users appreciate its sleek styling, comfortable keyboard, and soft-touch paint, IT managers will applaud its battery flexibility and the option to downgrade to Windows 7. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 02/06/2013Rating: Total score: 70%73% HP Elitebook Folio 9470m review: Big business ultrabook, hold the touchSource: CNet The Elitebook Folio 9470m is a light, full-featured variation on the business ultrabook, with all the security extras, ports, and solid construction you’d want and a killer battery life. It lacks originality, and has a high price tag. The lower-res screen lacks touch, and the entire laptop feels too traditional for its own good. Traditionalists may love it, but keep in mind that more flexible computers are available, including forthcoming models from HP; the Elitebook Revolve bears serious consideration. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 01/23/2013Rating: Total score: 73% performance: 70% mobility: 90%80% HP EliteBook Folio 9470m reviewSource: Although a little heavy for an ultrabook, the EliteBook Folio 9470m redeems itself with a removable battery and desktop dock support, plus other features to appeal to enterprise buyers. However, the lack of a touchscreen means that it is not ideal for Windows 8. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 01/07/2013Rating: Total score: 80%70% HP EliteBook Folio 9470M Source: Laptop Mag Business users shopping for an enterprise-friendly Ultrabook will find plenty to like in the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m, including its many connectivity options, strong battery life, TPM security and MIL-SPEC tested chassis. However, for around the same price, the 3-pound ThinkPad X1 Carbon provides a superior screen, keyboard, touchpads and webcam, but lacks the 9470m's port spread, docking capability and replaceable / expandable battery. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 01/06/2013Rating: Total score: 70%HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook ReviewSource: Slashgear With the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook you’re getting one of the nicest business-minded computers on the market today. Priced at $1, USD straight from HP, you’re going to get what you paid for. This is a machine you’re going to be able to use for years to come, and with the hardware this Ultrabook comes with right out of the box, it’s unlikely you’ll need to update your innards any time soon. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 01/03/201360% HP Elitebook Folio 9470m UltrabookSource: PC Mag The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m has a good base of hardware, particularly if your business is planning to continue to use Windows 7 for the next year or so while your development team evaluates Windows 8. However, this is not the system to buy if you're jumping into Windows 8 with both feet. The awkward controls while in Windows 8's main screen means that your mainline users will gripe quite a bit when presented with the new interface, leading to decreased adoption. Better to grab one of the systems with a touch interface like the Acer Iconia W700-6465 or the Lenovo ThinkPad Twist if you're going with Windows 8. Otherwise, more traditional systems like the Toshiba Portege Z935 and the Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 make more sense if you're sticking to Windows 7. Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: 12/27/2012Rating: Total score: 60%60% HP Elitebook Folio 9470mSource: IT Reviews The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m is ahead of the curve by offering Windows 8 in a business laptop. Pity it's not great in Windows 8. The HP Elitebook Folio 9470m is one of the first Windows 8 corporate notebooks on the market. On one hand, it's a speedy and slim ultrabook, on the other, you'll probably want to ""downgrade"" to Windows 7 once you take it out of the box. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 12/27/2012Rating: Total score: 60%A business Ultrabook turns out to be one of our favoritesSource: Engadget The way we feel about the EliteBook Folio 9470 reminds us of how we felt about the HP Folio 13, which we reviewed nearly a year ago. Both are buttoned-up sorts of systems: serious-looking, and with enough security features to satisfy the IT guys. And yet, conservative as they seem, they ended up being among the best Ultrabooks in their day -- so good, in fact, that we'd recommend them even to regular consumers. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 12/21/2012Foreign Reviews87% HP EliteBook Folio 9470m (H4P04EA)Source: Computer Magazin - Heft 01/2014 Single Review, , Length Unknown, Date: 12/01/2013Rating: Total score: 87%80% Sehr mobil, aber mäßiges DisplaySource: DE→EN Single Review, online available, Very Short, Date: 11/21/2013Rating: Total score: 80% price: 61% performance: 81% features: 74% display: 59% mobility: 100% ergonomy: 76%80% Ein Ultrabook ganz klar für Business-KundenSource: DE→ENPositive: above-average workmanship; robust body; waterproof keyboard Negative: mediocre display resolution; small storage Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 03/16/2013Rating: Total score: 80%Asus Pro PU500CA, Dell Latitude 6430m, HP EliteBook Folio 9470m – test biznesowych ultrabookówSource: PC PL→EN Comparison, online available, Very Long, Date: 04/14/201381% HP EliteBook Folio 9470mSource: PL→EN Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 03/28/2013Rating: Total score: 81% performance: 100% display: 80% mobility: 93% workmanship: 90% ergonomy: 100%Обзор ультрабука HP Elitebook Folio 9470m: кандидат в парижскую палату мер и весов?Source: Zoom RU→ENPositive: Elegant and executive; long battery life. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 08/22/2013Обзор HP EliteBook Folio 9470m: корпоративный ультрабук с большими возможностямиSource: RU→ENPositive: Good features. Negative: Mediocre display. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 05/13/2013Обзор Hp Elitebook Folio 9470M: Ультрабук Бизнес-КлассаSource: Hi-Tech Mail RU→ENPositive: Elegant design and quality materials; comfortable keyboard and touchpad. Negative: Average display quality. Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 04/09/2013HP EliteBook Folio 9470m - v tenkém provedení s dokovánímSource: CZ→ENPositive: Good battery life; removable battery; backlit keyboard with TrackPoint; touchpad; dock connector. Negative: Noisy cooling system; quality of the display; no higher screen resolution options. Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 12/13/2012HP EliteBook Folio 9470m H4P04EAHP EliteBook Folio 9470m is an ultrabook which comes with a stylish, lightweight design, but still prioritizing features. With a third-generation Intel Core i5 processor and Windows 7 Professional operating system, this ultrabook is enriched with supporting features like a Smart Card reader, fingerprint reader, and TPM security chip. This notebook weighs approximately kg. Despite a height of only 19 mm, HP has successfully equipped this ultrabook with various ports including Ethernet, display port, and VGA port. HP claims this product is ideal for active and busy professionals who spent more time on the field than in the office. The battery life is indeed a strength of this ultrabook. It can easily last for just above 7 hours, which is about an hour longer than the ultrabook average. As mentioned previously, this ultrabook belongs to the business class. Therefore, it is a tad disappointing that it only has a low resolution display. Its 14-inch display comes with a native resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, which means that the display quality is not great - It is only average at best. While the screen is bright enough for most tasks, it is not the best when comes to multimedia presentations. A high quality webcam is important for a business device for task like videoconferencing. Unfortunately, this ultrabook only features a low quality webcam. In short, the HP EliteBook Folio 9470m is a solid, premium business ultrabook with a great battery life. It is definitely an excellent choice for business users, but it is not suitable for users looking to blend together their business and entertainment HP EliteBook Folio 9470m H4P04EAProcessor: Intel Core i5 3427UGraphics Adapter: Intel HD Graphics 4000Display: inch, 16:9, 1366 x 768 pixelsWeight: 1700 euroLinks: HP homepagePricecompare 85% Review HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook | NotebookcheckCompact business. Full connectivity, almost 8 hours of battery runtime, perfect input feedback and a noble aluminum-magnesium chassis. A challenge for the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the gathered premium ultrabooks?CommentHP: The Hewlett-Packard Company, founded 1935, commonly referred to as HP, is a technology corporation headquartered in California, United States. HP specializes in developing and manufacturing computing, storage, and networking hardware, software and services. Major product lines include personal computing devices, enterprise servers, related storage devices, as well as a diverse range of printers and other imaging products. Other product lines, including electronic test equipment and systems, medical electronic equipment, solid state components and instrumentation for chemical analysis. HP posted US $ billion in annual revenue in 2006, making it the world's largest technology vendor in terms of sales. In 2007 the revenue was $104 billion, making HP the first IT company in history to report revenues exceeding $100 billion. Up to 2015, the company was named Hewlett Packard Company. After a split, the computer range was renamed to HP Inc. In the laptop segment, HP was the world's largest manufacturer from 2014 to 2016 with a market share of 20-21% from 2014 to 2016, but they only exceed Lenovo by a small margin as of recently. HP is not present in the smartphone sector (as of 2016). Non demanding games should be playable with these graphics HD Graphics 4000: Processor graphics card in the high end Ivy Bridge models. Offers a different clock speed in the different CPU models (ULV to desktop quad core) and therefore a different performance.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List. Intel Core i5: 3427U: Fast Ivy-Bridge-based ULV-CPU in Q2 2012. Offers a core clock of - GHz and an HD 4000 GPU (350 - 1150 MHz). The TDP is rated at 17 W.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors. » To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List. kg: This weight is typical for very big tablets, subnotebooks, ultrabooks and convertibles with a 11-13 inch kg: This rating is bad. Most notebooks are better rated. This is not a recommendation for purchase.» Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide. Zero kompromisów - myśl przewodnia twórców modelu HP EliteBook Folio 9470m, ultrabooka z wyświetlaczem o przekątnej 14 cali, masie 1,6 kg i wysokości obudowy w wymiarze 19 milimetrów. Jego użytkownikami mają być użytkownicy biznesowi lub wręcz korporacyjni. Co za tym idzie, pomyślano o dodatkach zwiększających bezpieczeństwo, modemie 4G/LTE (opcjonalnie) , doskonałym akumulatorze (możliwość instalacji drugiego , który wydłuża czas pracy) i o stacji dokującej. 9470m dysponuje interfejsami USB DisplayPort, VGA i gniazdkiem LAN. Poleasingowy Ultrabook HP EliteBook Folio 9470m został wykonany z bardzo dobrej jakości materiałów, które zostały wręcz idealne spasowane. Nic nie trzeszczy, górna klapa zastała osadzona stabilnie, sprawia wrażenie, że urządzenie jest w stanie wytrzymać naprawdę sporo. Dzięki zastosowaniu matowej obudowy nie widać śladów naszych palców, co jest dużym plusem, kolejnym plusem zastosowania matowych materiałów, które fakturą przypominają gumę jest to, że ultrabook pewnie leży w w dłoni. Mamy większą pewność, że przypadkowo urządzenie nie wypadnie nam z ręki. Pokrywa została wykonana ze stopu magnezu, którego faktura przypomina gumę, ramka ekranu to tworzywo sztuczne, spód i boki to również tworzywo sztuczne, ale o fakturze gumy, natomiast panel roboczy został wykonany z szczotkowanego aluminium. Urządzenie zapewnia bardzo łatwy dostęp do akumulatora, pamięci ram czy dysku twardego. Laptop posiada bardzo dobrą klawiaturę. Skok klawiszy jest niewielki, a głos naciśnięcia klawisza niemal nie słyszalny. Układ klawiatury jest typowy dla innych urządzeń producenta. Klawiatura jest podświetlana. Świecące klawisze nie rażą nas w oczy, "świecą się" łagodnie, a zastosowany biały kolor idealnie komponuje się z resztą obudowy. Touchpad został wykonany z gładkiego materiału, działa bardzo dobrze, reakcja na nasze polecenia jest szybka i precyzyjna. Producent ultrabooka zdecydował się na matową 14-calową matrycę. Zalety takiego rozwiązania z pewnością docenią Ci, którzy często pracują w jasnych pomieszczeniach lub muszą pracować w terenie. Odwzorowanie kolorów stoi na wysokim poziomie, barwy są naturalne. HP EliteBook Folio 9470m to świetnie wykonany ultrabook klasy premium, zastosowane materiały, matowa matryca, niewielka waga, szybki dysk, pokaźna liczba złącz oraz kilka dość nietypowych rozwiązań producenta z pewnością mogą zdecydować, że to właśnie ten model wybierzemy. Produkt HP jest urządzeniem niemal idealnym, mimo, że są używane, wyglądają znakomicie, nie widać na nich śladów użytkowania dzięki zastosowaniu przy produkcji najwyższej jakości materiałów.

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