Computer manufacturer Hewlett-Packard continues to improve the flagship of its convertible range with the latest version of the HP Spectre X360 4K. While this model appears to be fairly similar to its predecessor, its design is much more technologically advanced. All the features have been improved: a memory SSD located between 550 GB and 1 TBbetween 8 and 16 GB from RAMand a processor 8th generation Intel Core i7 generation. The emphasis has been placed on optimising range, to the maximum possible extent. 4.45 p.m..
This power has been harnessed for graphic design: the new touch option is accompanied by a stylus and Windows Inkthe drawing application designed by Microsoft. There are other pleasant surprises on the screen, such as Corning Gorilla NBT glass, which is resistant to knocks and scratches. Another option, particularly appreciated by professionals, is the HP Sure View. This feature allows the screen to be darkened at the touch of a button, making it unreadable to the user's neighbours. This preserves the confidentiality of the user's activity on a plane or train, for example, a practical feature in the face of the the growing problem of cyber security.
An elegant finish for the HP X360
Its convertible format gives it the advantages of a tablet while retaining the practicality of a laptop. This high-tech package is clad in a thin aluminium shell, enabling the HP X360 to weigh just 1.6 Kg. The elegance of its new ceramic finishes and its black with copper accents turn it from a working tool into a luxury item.
This new convertible also has a host of options. The fingerprint reader and the IR camera from facial recognition as well as the backlighting of the keys, enhance user safety and comfort. The sound aspect has not been neglected either. The machine incorporates four Bang & Olufsen speakers, providing excellent audio quality for a laptop. The entire configuration runs on Windows 10 and its Office suite. All this power, functionality and finish comes at a price: between 1 200 and 2,000 including VAT.
