http://www.notebookreview.com/notebookreview/hp-elitebook-folio-1020-review/
The HP Elitebook is a fanless notebook with a 1.2GHz Core M-5Y71 CPU with HD 5300 graphics just like the MacBook. It also has a very comparable 2560 x 1440 hi-res display. So I would expect performance to be quite similar (or slightly worse) than performance on the new Macbook.
(Note: the Elitebook is also thicker, wider, 30% heavier, and seems to have much worse battery life than what Apple claims for the Macbook. And the review unit was specced out at $1500 for the 1.2 gHz CPU-- the same upgrade on the Macbook also gets you 512 GB storage instead of 256 on the Elitebook, for just $99 more. Seems like the Macbook is very much the better deal, assuming you don't care about the ports.)
Here is the relevant portion of the review about performance:
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The HP Elitebook is a fanless notebook with a 1.2GHz Core M-5Y71 CPU with HD 5300 graphics just like the MacBook. It also has a very comparable 2560 x 1440 hi-res display. So I would expect performance to be quite similar (or slightly worse) than performance on the new Macbook.
(Note: the Elitebook is also thicker, wider, 30% heavier, and seems to have much worse battery life than what Apple claims for the Macbook. And the review unit was specced out at $1500 for the 1.2 gHz CPU-- the same upgrade on the Macbook also gets you 512 GB storage instead of 256 on the Elitebook, for just $99 more. Seems like the Macbook is very much the better deal, assuming you don't care about the ports.)
Here is the relevant portion of the review about performance:
The HP EliteBook Folio 1020 is powered by Intels new 1.2GHz Core M-5Y71, Intel HD Graphics 5300, 8 GB of DDR3 and a 256 GB SSD. Intels new low powered chipset isnt as powerful as its Core i5 and i7 models, but the HP EliteBook still manages to provide the performance expected of a premium business notebook.
The HP EliteBook Folio 1020 is more than up to task when it comes to standard word processing and web browsing. We were able to run 10 multiple web tabs at the same time, while streaming HD video and playing music in the background, without any performance issues. Intels dedicated graphics allow the notebook to handle most visual tasks such as editing HD videos and playing less demanding game titles such as Hearthstone. However, the device is incapable of handling more taxing processes such as editing videos in 3D or 4K resolutions or playing new game titles with high-end graphics.
This is good news for us