Cool Quotient: HP Elite Dragonfly HP Elite Dragonfly, a light, compact laptop for professionals on the move.

By Tamara Clarke Nov 30, 2019

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HP helps you and the planet with its first notebook that is made of ocean-bound plastics. HP Elite Dragonfly, a light, compact laptop for professionals on the move is crafted from CNC-machined magnesium finished in a commanding, iridescent Dragonfly Blue. The 13-inch durable device is powered by an 8th Gen Intel Core processor, and features proprietary HP technology, including HP Sure Sense which defends against malware attacks using artificial intelligence, HP Sure Recover to get your machine back up and running in a snap, and HP Privacy Camera to help you control what you share with the world.

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Tamara Clarke

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Tamara Clarke, a former software development professional, is the tech and lifestyle enthusiast behind The Global Gazette, one of the most active blogs in the Middle East. The Global Gazette has been welcomed and lauded by some of the most influential tech brands in the region. Clarke’s goal is to inform about technology and how it supports our lifestyles. See her work both in print regional publications and online on her blog where she discusses everything from how a new gadget improves day-to-day life to how to coordinate your smartphone accessories. Visit www.theglobalgazette.com and talk to her on Twitter @TamaraClarke. #TamTalksTech

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