The event CES 2017 is presenting up some of the best ever tech instances which can't be avoided in 2017. Alongside its other potential rivals, HP has also geared up its paddle to bring out more innovative tech objects, in reality, this season. Among other things, perhaps the most eye-catching range is the upcoming HP Sprout Pro. The machine, which has been dubbed as Pro G2, is the successor of HP Sprout which was unveiled in 2014.

According to Engadget, the forthcoming masterpiece is much improved than its predecessor. The device flaunts an elegant black finishing featuring "a higher resolution projection, more powerful processing, advanced 3D scanning and a more accurate precision active pen for drawing compared to the previous model." The Pro G2 has been designed with a more advanced projector, camera, and stylus. The display has been increased to 23.8 inches in spite of the earlier edition which had a 23-inch panel only.

As per a report by SlashGear, the camera on top of the device is 14.6MP one with detail scanning ability. and it can also create 360-degree 3D models using HP's 3D Scan Software Pro v5. The device comes with an FHD Touchscreen which HP has dubbed as 'Touch Mat' which supports 20 simultaneous touch points allowing one to create his/her digital projects (both 2D or 3D) easily with the blink of his/her fingers and HP Active Pen. The device comes with an Intel Core i7-7700T chipset alongside a 16GB RAM coupled with an 8GB DD4 internal storage zone. The GPU of the device is made of Nvidia GTX 960M Card and runs on updatable Windows 10.

Besides all these, HP has also attributed new workspace software called WorkTools in the Sprout Pro G2 which is meant for allowing easy implementation of 3D objects. As per HP's official announcement, the Sprout Pro G2 will be retailed not before March 2017. The pricing is supposedly evolving somewhere between $2200-$2500 as per rumors and speculations.

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