HP EliteBook Folio 1020 Laptop Review

HP EliteBook Folio 1020 Laptop Review
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HP's EliteBook Folio 1020 combines enterprise-worthy security with the good looks of a MacBook. It's the slimmest and lightest business-class notebook on the market, measuring just over half an inch thick and weighing well under 3 lbs. Of course, the sleek design comes with some tradeoffs, like mediocre battery life and performance that lags a bit behind competing systems.
So are those worthy tradeoffs for a work system this portable?
Business notebooks don't get sleeker than this. The EliteBook 1020 with battery like HP 441132-001 Battery, HP RQ203AA Battery, HP 462891-162 Battery, HP HSTNN-CB30 Battery, HP 372771-001 Battery, HP HSTNN-UB0W Battery, HP 586007-541 Battery, HP 586021-001 Battery, HP TouchSmart tm2 Battery, HP 582213-121 Battery, HP HSTNN-Q46C Battery, HP Mini 210 Batterysports a sleek silver body, with clean lines and nice, rounded corners. The lid and deck are made from study aluminum, and the soft-touch magnesium alloy bottom makes the machine easy to hang onto when you're toting it around.
Compared with its closest competitors, the EliteBook 1020 feels ridiculously portable. Measuring 12.2 x 8.27 x 0.62 inches and weighing 2.68 lbs., it's both thinner and lighter than the 13-inch MacBook Air (0.68 inches, 2.9 lbs.), the Dell XPS 13 (0.7 inches, 3.3 lbs.) and the Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga (0.76 inches, 3.5 lbs.).
There are plenty of thinner, lighter notebooks out there, though. For example, the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is just 0.5 inches thick and a scant 2.6 lbs., but it lacks the EliteBook 1020's business-class durability.
Slim doesn't have to mean flimsy. The EliteBook 1020 feels really solid and well-built, and meets military-grade MIL-STD-810G durability standards. That means it's built to withstand dust, extreme temperatures, dings and short drops. That's a big perk for frequent travelers who need a work laptop that can withstand a bit of abuse.
The EliteBook 1020's keyboard is shockingly good, considering the machine's slim profile. The keys are large and well-spaced, and offer about 1.65mm of travel, which is above the 1.5mm average. That's a good thing, since deeper keys offer a more desktoplike feel. Keys feel snappy, too, offering a good amount of feedback when pressed.
There's even a hidden number pad that can be activated using the "Fn" function keys at the top of the keyboard, effectively turning the left side of the keyboard into numerals. That's good news if number- crunching is part of your job.