The ProBook B-series is designed to accommodate the needs of business users and the 6360b fulfills its purpose magnificently. The test model offers a variety of useful ports: for example, the laptop holds a total of four USB 2.0 interfaces (one of which is a combo USB/eSATA interface). This helps reduce the disappointment of the missing USB-3.0 interface.

HP has provided the notebook with new and old interfaces so as to make the laptop compatible with as many devices as possible. This means that the laptop has both an analogue VGA interface as well as a future-oriented digital Displayport (both on the right side) for video output. These two interfaces allow users to connect both beamers and monitors (old and new) to the laptop. The only missing interface is HDMI, but as this port is usually needed for home entertainment systems, we believe that business users can live without it.

On the right side, the notebook also has a microphone jack, a headphone jack and a Firewire interface (IEEE 1394a). On the left side, an ExpressCard-/54 slot, a DVD+/RW  multi-format burner and a Kensington lock can be found. The bottom of the device has a docking port interface which can be used to connect to a docking station. A docking station improves stationary use of the laptop by adding a multitude of interfaces.