hp - SPECTRE



With no reference to the 007 sequel, I bring to you the the HP - SPECTRE. The latest release from HP sets the record straight as the world s thinnest laptop coming at 10.4mm, weighing just 2.45lbs 
and a screen size of 13.3". The Specter ships in 2 product options below

Price: $1,169.99
HP Spectre Laptop (13.3")
Windows 10 Home 64
6th Generation Intel Core i5 processor
8 GB memory; 256 GB SSD storage
13.3" FHD display
Intel® HD Graphics 520


Price: $1,249.99
HP Spectre Laptop (13.3")
Windows 10 Home 64
6th Generation Intel Core i7 processor
8 GB memory; 256 GB SSD storage
13.3"FHD IPS UWVA display
Intel® HD Graphics 520  (up to 4.09 GB)


According to HP, we will be looking at each of the defining aspects using cutting edge technology that makes it standout from the rest in the business. Lets take a look under the hood.

OS: Windows 10 Home 64
Body Style: This featherweight 13-inch diagonal laptop weighs just 2.45 pounds. More artisan than manufactured, the details make all the difference. Carbon fiber and aluminum craftsmanship give this device the look and feel of pure luxury and the two-tone finish is a study in the beauty of contrast.

Screen: Finished with a durable and scratch resistant edge-to-edge Corning Gorilla Glass display. Immerse yourself in the vibrant Full HD IPS display. The crisp picture and ultra-wide viewing angles ensure you never miss a detail.

Keyboard: From the backlit keyboard to the glass trackpad, every detail was curated for an exceptional experience.

Hinges: Drawing inspiration from high-end furniture details, the stunning simplicity of the artfully-crafted piston hinge folds flush for a clean, nearly hingeless look.

Processor: The 6th generation of Intel Core i processors enhances computing experience like never before. Equipping a device so thin with this much power requires a special approach to cooling. Breakthrough hyperbaric cooling technology from Intel actively draws cool air in, rather than just venting heat out. This allows HP to utilize a more powerful processor without overheating. Combined with dynamic power settings that adjust to your workload, this laptop keeps cool and stays at peak performance.

Storage: With up to 512GB of PCIe-based SSD storage, scrolling through photo libraries, loading game files, and accessing all your documents is lightning-fast.

Memory: Up to 8GB of memory can keep up with you.

Wireless: HP used a next-generation 802.11 ac 2x2 Wi-Fi antenna to give you faster wireless speeds and positioned it perfectly to maximize reception.

USB: The three multi-use USB Type-C ports all support charging, high-speed data transfer, and external displays. Two offer Thunderbolt data transfer with speeds of up to 40gbs, up to 8x faster than USB 3.0.

Audio and Speakers: HP Audio Boost gives you the maximum volume you need to experience entertainment to the fullest with outstanding clarity and more dynamic sound. Stereo speakers, and audio custom-tuned in collaboration with experts at Bang & Olufsen, bring entertainment to life with sound you can feel. Awaken your senses with PC audio perfection.

Battery: With up to 9 hours of power, the Spectre laptop is first to incorporate a hybrid battery. Four polymer battery cells are distributed throughout the device in order to maximize the battery capacity in this ultra-thin design, enabling you to work longer on a single charge.

Accessories
The HP 45W USB-C AC Adapter supports three different voltages with a slimmer connector than traditional barrel power connectors.
The HP Z5000 Bluetooth Mouse allows ease of navigation in multiple operating systems. Noticeably stylish, use with either hand, or simple to use with no cables or transceivers.
Drive your notebook or tablet’s video content to an external display, TV, or projector with the HP USB-C to VGA Adapter.

News Links:
http://store.hp.com/us/en/mdp/Laptops/spectre-355003--1#!&Tab=vao
http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/Laptops/hp-spectre----13t-laptop-t9y18av-1
http://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/Laptops/hp-spectre-13-v021nr-%28energy-star%29-w2k28ua-aba

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