HP's refreshed Pavilion x360 line adds pen support and new Intel processors

HP has been doing some great work in its premium HP Spectre line lately, but it hasn't forgotten the little people. The budget-friendly Pavilion line has just received an across-the-board refresh. Most notably, the x360 convertibles now have pen support and ship with a stylus in the box. HP has also added an optional IR camera that works with Windows Hello.

The x360 line now comes in 11.6-inch, 14-inch, and 15.6-inch flavors — the 13.3-inch version has been discontinued. The $399 low-end 11.6-inch version now has an Intel Pentium N4200 in the base configuration, which should be a major improvement over last year's Celeron N3060. The new processor has quad cores and an astonishingly low base clock speed, but the chip still trounces the...

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