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The Envy X2 looks like it could be a bigger version of Microsoft's Surface Pro. It has the requisite built-in kickstand, and it includes a detachable, magnet-held keyboard cover so that you can attempt to use the product like a regular notebook. Primarily, though, the X2 is a product that you should consider if you've been hankering for a large tablet that can work with an active stylus for handwriting and drawing tasks.
It's not a product that can be used as a laptop (that is, with you resting it in your lap while you type on its keyboard), but it can be of use as a notebook PC if you have the space to spread its kickstand and unfold its keyboard. The benefit of the Envy X2 with battery such as HP HSTNN-IB39 Battery, HP 438518-001 Battery, HP HSTNN-OB77 Battery, HP HSTNN-OB84 Battery, HP KU531AA Battery, HP HSTNN-XB69 Battery, HP AH547AA Battery, HP 454668-001 Battery, HP PB995A Battery, HP EG415AA Battery, HP Compaq 417066-001 Battery, HP Compaq EV088AA Batteryis that when you want to use it as a tablet, it's simply a matter of detaching that keyboard and making off with the screen.
You can use it to play touch-based games, for drawing, or simply to navigate through photos and other types of app interfaces that are more conducive to touch than mouse control. At 15.6 inches and 1.79kg, the tablet is large and heavy, and it shouldn't be thought of in the same way as a smaller unit that you can use to browse the Web while lounging on the couch.
A native resolution of 1920x1080 adorns the 15.6in screen, and it's a decent one to look at overall. However, we found the brightness to be a little too low for our office environment. Reflections were noticeable, and the brightness of the environment drowned out the the screen easily, especially when we weren't viewing from directly in front. But it's not meant to be a work computer, so it should fare differently at home.