The HP Pavilion x360 14 seems to find the right balance. It packs a Core i5, 8GB RAM, a Full HD display, and it's a convertible with pen support. Naturally, there are some sacrifices to get all of ...

The Pavilion x360 15 starts at $699.99 with a 15.6-inch ... but you can use the provided HP Pen Control utility to disable the buttons or reprogram them to two of a score of handy shortcuts.

For that price you also get a digital pen: all of HP’s new Pavilion x360 convertibles support pen and finger input, and the pen is a standard feature, not an optional accessory. HP says the ...

The HP Pavilion x360 is sleek and sexy ... but unfortunately there is no pen support. Of course, your options aren't only laptop and tablet. You can bend the monitor into any position you want ...

Unlike HP’s older laptops using Synaptics drivers, the Pavilion x360’s touchpad is very precise and reliable. , then the pen is in the box. Accordingly, I didn’t get a chance to test it.

The Pavilion laptop sports Intel’s Optane memory which helps the laptop perform 4.1 times faster when editing and viewing large projects. The device will come with a hybrid Storage of up to 1TB ...

The bundled pen can also be used to navigate around ... Overall, we think the HP Pavilion x360 14 ba-073TX is a refined version of the x360, HP launched last year. It offers a decent build ...

The Pavilion x360 15 starts at $699.99 with a 15.6-inch ... but you can use the provided HP Pen Control utility to disable the buttons or reprogram them to two of a score of handy shortcuts.

The Pavilion x360 15 starts at $699.99 with a 15.6-inch ... but you can use the provided HP Pen Control utility to disable the buttons or reprogram them to two of a score of handy shortcuts.