2015 seems like it is looking good for laptop enthusiasts. With the newly released Samsung Fanless ATIV Book 9, comes yet another powerful and promising laptop from HP, the Spectre x360.
The Spectre x360 is unlike any other laptops out there. For starters, this so called “most premium” computer is not only a fast and reliable laptop, but also has a convertible design to allow you to convert the Spectre x360 into a tablet. Just imagine how awesome it would be flipping its display screen and turning it into a tablet.
HP is currently having two different products under this Spectre series in their store at the moment. One starting with lower specifications from $899.99 and the premium version starting at $1149.99.
What Is So Good About The HP’s Spectre x360?
Aside from its convertible display, here are some other notable attributes that we need to mention.
Battery life – Having included a lot of tweaks and technologies to enhance battery life, the Spectre x360 is expected to last for 12.5 hours on FHD model with a 56Wh battery.
Slim and lightweight – With only 15.9mm in thickness and 3.26 lbs in weight, you can carry HP’s new Spectre x360 with no hassle. Not to mention, its convertible design also adds to its mobility.
Ultra fast – To compete with high-end laptops out there, HP packed its Spectre x360 with a powerful Intel core i7 processor, an 8GB of RAM and a maximum of 512 SSD of space. Although, you can have one with an i5 processor, 4GB of RAM and 128GB SSD instead and save yourself some cash for up to $500.00.
Backlit keyboard – By simply having an illuminated keyboard is a big plus, especially when used in dimly lit rooms and aboard red-eye flights. Aside from the convenience it adds, it’s also pleasing to the eyes.
Specifications Of Spectre x360
- Processor: Intel Core i5-5200U/Intel Core i7-5500U
- Chipset: Broadwell-ULT
- Memory: 4 GB DDR3/8 GB DDR3
- Graphics: Intel HD 5500
- Storage: 128GB/256GB/512GB SSD
- OS: Windows® 8.15
- Display: 13.3-inch diagonal Radiance Full HD Infinity LED-backlit touchscreen display (1920×1080)3
- Display Connectivity: HDMI and Mini Display Port
- Ports: 3 Super Speed USB 3.0, 1 Mini Display Port, 1 HDMI, 1 Headphone-out/microphone-in combo jack
- Keyboard/Mouse: Full-size backlit keyboard with integrated numeric keypad
- Network: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC Plus Bluetooth
- Battery: 3 Cell 56 Wh Lithium-ion batteries Up to 12.5 hours of battery life
Thoughts
It’s not that HP hasn’t released a competitive laptop of their own, but it’s quite refreshing to know that they’re back on track with their new innovative designs. It is a huge step for HP to realize that specs are not only what matters but also its design. Hopefully HP will keep on innovating and releasing some awesome laptops to feed our need for newer technology.
