Best Buy has the HP Envy x360 Laptop and I want one! @BestBuy @HP

If anyone knows me well enough and you should really get to know me anyways, I love new technology, computers, and gadgets.  When it comes down to it, I would buy everything new that comes out if I had the chance.  One example would be the HP Envy x360 Laptop that you can find at Best Buy.

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I am enjoying the laptop I am using now to write this post, but I am always looking for the next big thing that might make my job and hobbies easier to enjoy.  I think the HP Envy X360 has some amazing features like the ones below:

• The 1920 x 1080 resolution boasts impressive color and clarity.  With the touchscreen, working and completing tasks has never been easier.
• 8GB system memory for advanced multitasking – This one makes me a little jealous.  My current system only has 4GB and when I have multiple tabs open or trying to complete multimedia tasks it can pull that memory for all it has.  With 8GB you have the freedom to get what you need done.
• With a 360 degree flip and fold design, you can take advantage of laptop, audience, tabletop, presentation and tablet modes
• Windows 10 brings back the Start Menu from Windows 7 with new features that enhance how you accomplish things like social media to gaming and more.

Good News, you can save $100 until 7/28 towards this new laptop/tablet.  Go grab it at your local Best Buy or grab it Online as well.

HP Envy x360 laptops are 2-in-1 devices that can transfer from a laptop to a tablet in seconds. These touch-screen laptops come with Windows Ink capabilities and a Windows operating system so you can write on the screen with your stylus. AMD processors make them fast and thin so you can take them with you anywhere you go!

I would love to get my hands on one of these myself.  I might have to check it out when I am at Best Buy next.  Do you own one?  What do you think about it?  Is this a laptop you think you might buy? Leave your comments below ~Tom

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