HP Malaysia is aiming to lighten your work experience with the new Elite Dragonfly and the latest Spectre x360 convertible laptop. Calling it the Lightness in the New Era, HP aims to lighten workstyles, workloads, and the load on the planet.

At CES 2017, HP today debuted exciting new PC innovations that will change the way people interact with their PCs. The three new PCs that was showcased were the HP EliteBook x360, ENVY Curved All-in-One 34, and Spectre x360 which already debuted in Malaysia for RM4999.

Today, HP Malaysia is proud to bring in and present the HP Elite x3 into the Malaysia market at a starting price of RM3599, it's currently available all across the nation from this month onwards. The Elite x3 is one of a kind and a breakthrough solution that is revolutionising mobile computing experience, as it was designed to be as versatile as it can be providing mobility of where and how we work. Below is the official specifications:

We know that the HP Elite x3 is heading to Malaysia as we are one of the launch countries for the flagship Windows 10 Phone device from the company. Now however we have some indication how much the phone will cost in Malaysia – and it is a pretty penny.

There you go. HP just confirmed that Malaysia will be one of the 47 countries that will receive the HP Elite x3 when it launches… sometime this year. The upcoming flagship Windows 10 Phone from HP will be a full-featured device that will offer Continuum for the business movers on the go.

Announced back in MWC, the HP Elite X3 is the company's take of a fully featured flagship smartphone that runs Windows 10 Mobile. Now we have news that the phone is set to arrive at our shores, and we can expect it as early as this September.

HP have officially announced the HP Elite x3 for MWC 2016. While packing plenty of the latest tech specs like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, its main feature appears to be full support for Microsoft Windows 10 Continuum. Featuring the Desk Dock, which when connected with a monitor (and mouse and keyboard), instantly works like a desktop and the HP Mobile Extender, which is a 12.5-inch HD laptop that connects wirelessly to the Elite x3 (can anyone say ASUS PadFone S?) the smartphone is wholly aimed at business users on the go. Coming with an iris scanner and fingerprint scanner, the only thing it seems to be missing is a projector or laser keyboard. No Malaysia release dates or pricing details yet.