HP’s Elitebook 2570p is a subnotebook that bucks the trend towards increasingly lighter and slimmer systems. Its sturdiness, durability, battery life, performance, and communication interface options seem to make it the perfect ultra-mobile companion for professionals. We uncover the shortfalls of the notebook in our review.
HP calls their series of laptops designed for professionals “Elitebook“. Superb build quality and upscale materials do not come cheap however – The range encompasses systems from 11.6-inch (2170p) to 12.5-inch (2560p and 2570p) and 14-inch (8460p and 8470p) to 15.6-inch (8560p and 8570p). We should also include the Elitebook 2760p in this list – a 12.1-inch tablet PC.
Most Elitebooks now feature Intel’s Ivy Bridge hardware. Our review system, the 12.5-inch 2570p, is the successor to the 2560p. This time around, we check out a top-of-the-line configuration featuring mobile broadband, Core i7-3520M dual-core CPU, integrated Graphics 4000 graphics card, 4 GB RAM, and 256 GB SSD.
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