Hands on: HP's Envy x2
A clamshell convertible.
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The Envy x2 tablet/laptop hybrid is HP's answer to Microsoft's Surface. In August it was revealed to be the mysterious tablet spotted in several HP advertisements early last year. The Windows 8 convertible notebook runs on an Intel dual-core Atom Z2760 chipset, with 2GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.
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