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Digitization has become a decisive factor for the competitiveness of small and medium-sized businesses. In this context, HP has introduced the new HP EliteBook X G2i, a professional laptop designed to meet the needs of modern work and help SMEs and freelancers incorporate AI tools into their daily activities.
The launch is part of the initiative HP Impulsa, with which the company aims to accompany businesses in renewing their tech fleets and adopting devices prepared for an increasingly digital, flexible, and data-driven work environment.
A Team Built for the New Work Environment
The shift toward hybrid work, remote collaboration, and heavy use of digital tools is compelling many companies to rethink their IT equipment. In this context, the EliteBook X G2i seeks to offer a combination of mobility, performance, and security that lets professionals work from anywhere without compromising efficiency.
The new laptop features an ultralight design, with a weight starting at 999 grams, and a compact form factor meant to ease the mobility of executives, sales professionals, or professionals who work outside the office. In addition, its 14-inch OLED display with blue-light reduction is designed to enhance the viewing experience during long workdays.
Ergonomics has also been redesigned in this new generation. The setup includes a redesigned keyboard and a larger, more precise haptic trackpad, two elements aimed at boosting daily productivity in tasks that require heavy typing or constant navigation between applications.
AI Applied to Everyday Business
One of the major advances of this device is its ability to run artificial intelligence functions directly on the device. Thanks to the Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 Series 3 processor with Intel vPro®, the unit includes a neural processing unit (NPU) capable of reaching up to 50 TOPS, enabling certain AI tasks to be handled without relying on the cloud.
For SMEs, this capability can translate into concrete improvements in day-to-day work management. Among other applications, the integrated AI enables faster data analysis, automation of document processes, or improved video call quality through automatic image and audio optimization.
In addition, the device incorporates tools like Microsoft Copilot, which help automate repetitive tasks and facilitate the creation of content, reports, or presentations. In practice, this can mean substantial time savings for small teams with limited resources.
Enhanced Security for Enterprise Environments
Another key aspect for SMEs is cybersecurity. Cyberattacks are increasingly affecting small businesses, which often lack dedicated cybersecurity teams.
To address this challenge, the EliteBook X G2i includes HP Wolf Security for Business, a hardware-based protection solution that shields the device from the BIOS to the browser. This system can detect and isolate threats before they can compromise company information.
Additionally, the device includes remote management tools that ease the work of IT managers or the technology providers that support the company.
Technology Built to Grow with Your Business
The new laptop also stands out for its flexibility. It is available in several colors — Atmospheric Blue, Glacier Silver, and Eclipse Gray— and offers different configurations that allow it to adapt to the needs of each organization.
Among them are options such as 5G connectivity, brighter displays, or a Flip version with an integrated stylus for those who need to work with annotations or interactive presentations.
According to HP, the goal is to offer a device capable of adapting to different professional profiles, from executives who require constant mobility to technical teams that need power to manage multiple applications.
Ultimately, the launch of the EliteBook X G2i reflects a growing market trend: the integration of artificial intelligence directly into work devices.
For many SMEs and self-employed professionals, upgrading their IT equipment means not only improving performance but also opening the door to new tools that can transform the way they work.
