“The ProBooks come with 14-inch, 15.6-inch and 17.3-inch screen
sizes, with prices starting at $529. In another first for an HP
business notebook, buyers will be able to add a color finish —
“merlot” — if they choose.“Some models will also feature Qualcomm Inc’s Gobi technology,
allowing them to use a single module to access different mobile
broadband network technologies and mobile operators.“HP will also bring higher-end durability features, like its 3D
DriveGuard — which protects the hard drive if a laptop is dropped
— and a spill-resistant keyboard to the ProBook.”
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