qualcomm snapdragon 835 laptop

Just last week, the company held their annual Snapdragon Technology Summit, wherein HP and ASUS announced the ENVY x2 and NovaGo, respectively. Both of these upcoming laptops will be actually powered by the Snapdragon 835 mobile platform, which is typically a mobile processor. Always-on, always-connected Aside from the Snapdragon 835, the ENVY X2 and NovaGo will also feature a Gigabit Snapdragon X16 LTE modem. The low power, high-efficiency of a chip like the Snapdragon 835 will significantly bump up battery life, and the inclusion of a Gigabit LTE modem brings nano and eSIM support for an always-connected experience. [caption id="attachment_164545" align="alignnone" width="720"] HP ENVY x2[/caption] It doesn't stop at HP and ASUS' devices, as Qualcomm also announced that they are teaming up with AMD to bring thin and light notebooks powered by Ryzen Mobile and Snapdragon LTE modems to the market. Just like ASUS with their NovaGo, HP unveiled their own laptop powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 Mobile PC Platform, the ENVY x2. Thanks to the Snapdragon 835 being able to run fanless, HP was able to forego a cooling system altogether, making the ENVY x2 only 698.53g and 6.9mm thick. Spec wise, the laptop's display is a  12.3-inch Full HD WUXGA+ touchscreen panel covered by Corning Gorilla Glass 4, and aside from the Snapdragon 835, you're getting 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of flash storage. Read more in our articles including "Laptops in 2018: What we can expect" and "HP unveils ENVY x2, Snapdragon 835-powered detachable".