HP Elitebook 8460p (14-inch, 2011)

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

93% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

50% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

100% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

Excellent performance ; Great build quality ; Good security features

High price ; Heavy for its size ; Access panel comes off easily

There's no doubt that the HP EliteBook 8460p is an excellent little laptop. It's fast, strong and offers good security options. It's also heavy for its size though, and definitely pricey!

Well-crafted, business-rugged construction. Nice keyboard.

No HDMI or WiDi. A bit bulky and heavy for a 14-inch laptop.

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Good control over security and power ; Matte LCD screen is pleasing

Industrial design is a little clunky ; Speaker quality is terrible

HP’s latest EliteBook 8460p won't win any awards for looks, but it does come with a good display and keyboard for road warriors.

Powerful, packed with ports and features for the business users, good screen, better-than-average sound

Big and pricey, you may be paying for features you won't use, standard battery life could be better

The HP EliteBook 8460p proves that serious business notebooks can look good and perform well as well. The screen and the super-smooth touchpad are stand-outs, as is the sound quality (for a business machine). It is hefty though, both in bulk and price,...

Sturdy, High-Quality Case; Matte, High-Res Display; Variety of Ports; Administration Options (BIOS); Long Battery Life; Excellent Application Performance; Quiet under Normal Conditions; Case Temps Low; Low Power Consumption; Docking Port and Battery...

Few Viewing Angles; Low Screen Contrast; Loud When GPU Under Stress; CPU Downsampling When GPU Under Stress; Poor Gaming Performance

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Muted screen is easier on the eyes. Multi-carrier-enabled 3G module. SSD option brings huge performance. Great connectivity.

Keyboard LED downlamp is useless.

We like what the Elitebook brings to the party. The high resolution, muted screen will be great for all-day computing, and the multi-carrier 3G module is a big boon for those who need to travel, but don't want to be locked into one particular carrier.

Solid build, Commendable specs, Excellent performance across the board, Potential for superlative battery life (with slice battery)

Chunky, Unremarkable screen, No backlighting on keyboard

As a business notebook, we loved the EliteBook’s solid build, its comfortable keyboard and its responsive trackpad and trackpoint. For most users, the Core i7 processor, 280 GB hard drive and 4 GB of RAM should be more than sufficient, while...

Our informal YouTube 1080p full screen video test taxed the CPU around 17%. The 4k resolution video test pushed the CPU to around the 80% range. The video feed was smooth at this point, unlike the ProBook's i5-2410M, which showed a little lag....

Muted screen is easier on the eyes ; Multi-carrier-enabled 3G module ; SSD option brings huge performance ; Great connectivity

Keyboard LED downlamp is useless