HP Sure View

2016: Announcement

At the end of August, 2016 HP Inc companies. and 3M announced technology of protection of screens against podglyadyvaniye. The solution under the name of HP Sure View is already implemented in serial portable computers.

Thanks to the complementary filter on the screen users of the notebooks equipped with function of HP Sure View can worsen significantly visibility of the image at an angle. Even at a small deviation of a look from a perpendicular it will be very difficult to consider something on the display.

The technology of HP Sure View will protect notebooks from fans to spot

In a protect mode screen illumination brightness at an angle decreases to 5% concerning that which is seen by the person who is directly working for the PC. If the user wants to hide the display image from being nearby (for example, from curious colleagues or sitting at the next table in cafe), to it will enough activate Sure View clicking of the necessary combination of buttons on the keyboard.

Models of HP of EliteBook 1040 and HP of EliteBook 840 became the first notebooks which received the Sure View function. Their sales will begin in September, 2016. The technology of protection against podglyadyvaniye is addressed to users of the public and medical institutions, financiers and those people who work with confidential data.

HP EliteBook1040 models and HP EliteBook 840 became the first notebooks which received the Sure View function

Staff of the companies ceases to work only at offices and even more often does it in public places, and hackers use visual cracking which allows them to get access to confidential information, looking at someone else's screen. Adding of HP of Sure View to solutions of security in our Elite notebooks provides tranquility to clients and freedom of work where they want, without being afraid for theft of confidential data — the vice president of division of Business Personal Systems of representative office of HP Inc reported. in the region of EMEA of Benoit Bonnafy.[1]

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