So yeah, HP just announced the t755 Elite, which will be the successor for the t740. HP's not known for keeping mum on the specs since most info were previously leaked from Igel, TCO and HDCP certification (where we learned that it's called the Inventec Puffin)
So what's the highlights?
Ryzen V2546 APU (Roughly the same as a Ryzen 5 Pro 4600H but with PRO integrated management circuitry)
2x DDR4 SODIMM slots (so the same 64GB max limit as the t740)
2x NVMe slots (both 2280 slots) - which is unlike the 1 NVMe, 1 SATA option of the previous gen
PCIe 3.0x8 slot (like its t740 predecessor)
I/O slot option (not sure if they reuse the ones from the t630/640/740 series or it's a new thing)
Probably a Realtek NIC
Other details will await the
The highlight here is that unlike the Raven Ridge derived APUs, this one will be Win11/Win11 embedded CPU compliant.
Well, looks like a drop-in replacement for the t740, which also mean that the t740 will be discounted soon.
So what's the highlights?
Ryzen V2546 APU (Roughly the same as a Ryzen 5 Pro 4600H but with PRO integrated management circuitry)
2x DDR4 SODIMM slots (so the same 64GB max limit as the t740)
2x NVMe slots (both 2280 slots) - which is unlike the 1 NVMe, 1 SATA option of the previous gen
PCIe 3.0x8 slot (like its t740 predecessor)
I/O slot option (not sure if they reuse the ones from the t630/640/740 series or it's a new thing)
Probably a Realtek NIC
Other details will await the
The highlight here is that unlike the Raven Ridge derived APUs, this one will be Win11/Win11 embedded CPU compliant.
Well, looks like a drop-in replacement for the t740, which also mean that the t740 will be discounted soon.
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