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HP SPECTRE X360
HP SPECTRE X360
The HP Spectre 360 ranks among the best laptops of 2016 with its slim profile and latest generation hardware. Undoubtedly one of the most well-crafted laptops around, the Spectre 360 offers a similar spec sheet to the Dell XPS 13. It houses a 13.3-inch touchscreen display with 2560x1440-pixel screen resolution. Moreover, it has a flexible hinge and the display can be rotated completely to be used as a tablet.
HP Spectre X360 Specifications:
BASIC INFORMATION
model name - HP Spectre 13-4013TU x360
launch date (global) - 03/01/2015
operating system (with version) - windows 8 Pro
laptop type - Mainstream
DISPLAY
Resolution - 2560 x 1440
display size (in inches) - 13.3
display technology - diagonal Quad HD LED-backlit touch screen diagonal Quad HD LED-backlit touch screen
CONNECTIVITY
wireless connectivity - WiFi /Bluetooth 4.0
connectivity - 3 x USB 3.0 ports HDMI , 1 x Mini display port
features - Built in HD Webcam Multi media card reader Backlit keyboard 360-degree hinge for converting into tablet
pointing device - HP Imagepad with support for multitouch gestures
MEMORY
ram included (in gb) - 8
ram type - DDR3
ram speed (in mhz) - 1600
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
laptop weight (in kgs) - 1.48
laptop dimension (in mm) - 325 x 218 x 15.9
PROCESSOR
processor model name - Intel Core i7 (5th generation)
clock speed - 2.4 Ghz upto 3 Ghz
ultra-low voltage (yes or no) - Yes
graphics processor - Intel HD Graphics 5500
STORAGE
hard drive type - SSD
hard drive capacity - 256 GB
POWER
battery type - 3 cell
power supply - 65W EM AC power adapter
SOUND
speakers - Dual Speakers
sound technology - Realtek HD Audio
WARRANTY AND MANUFACTURER INFO
warranty length - 1 year
HP Spectre X360 pros:
- Attractive, well-made design
- Long battery life
- Colorful screen, good viewing angles
- Comfortable keyboard
- Fast performance
- Reasonably priced
HP Spectre X360 Cons:
- A bit heavy for 13 - laptop, even when one with a convertible design
- Relative heaviness makes it less practical to use as a tablet
- Touchpad offers a bit to much friction
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