Hi Dan! I really enjoy your reviews! I have a question for you since you've had your hands on both the HP Spectre x360 and the Elitebook x360.
The question is, if money were no object, which would you buy?
For context, I'm looking for my next "travel machine". Something to accompany me to conferences as well as to take out to cafes etc. I'm a professional programming screencaster, so my work is a mix of writing, coding, and video editing (but I expect to also keep a "heavyweight" video box in the office). Also the usual email, project management etc. (I'm the sort of user who makes a lot of use of convertible features, which is why I'm not looking at traditional laptops).
Since I'm not a "corporate" user, the main draw of the elitebook for me is the mil-spec compliance/spill-resistant keyboard. (I'm also a thinkpad fan). But I don't know if there are other differentiators I should be thinking about.
Thanks for your time, and keep up the great work!
The question is, if money were no object, which would you buy?
For context, I'm looking for my next "travel machine". Something to accompany me to conferences as well as to take out to cafes etc. I'm a professional programming screencaster, so my work is a mix of writing, coding, and video editing (but I expect to also keep a "heavyweight" video box in the office). Also the usual email, project management etc. (I'm the sort of user who makes a lot of use of convertible features, which is why I'm not looking at traditional laptops).
Since I'm not a "corporate" user, the main draw of the elitebook for me is the mil-spec compliance/spill-resistant keyboard. (I'm also a thinkpad fan). But I don't know if there are other differentiators I should be thinking about.
Thanks for your time, and keep up the great work!
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