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    HP reveals the Spectre x360 notebook, complete with a secret Thunderbolt 4 port

    MarcéBy MarcéOctober 2, 2020Updated:October 1, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    HP recently announced a new line of devices, of which the HP Spectre X360 convertible is by far the most intriguing. This time, the x360 comes in at 14in, features a swivelling display that’s got a 3:2 aspect ratio OLED touch display up top. 

    In addition to the beautiful money-maker up top, the x360 is powered by Intel’s 11th-gen Tiger Lake processors, up to Core i7 with the assistance of Intel’s Xe integrated graphics system. According to HP, the new x360 is 34% faster than the previous-gen in the range. This laptop was also co-engineered with Intel, which gives it the Evo platform sticker for performance, battery life, instant-on and AI. 

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    This one also features a 16% larger touchpad, quad speakers and secret Thunderbolt 4 port sitting snugly on one of the cutout corners of the machine. This means that you’ll be able to use this port even when the machine is set against a wall. 

    Obviously, Thunderbolt 4 is the next-gen of Thunderbolt 3, providing the ability to dock two 4K outputs instead of one.  It’s also a useful all-in-one port that can be used for charging, data transfers, external monitors and peripherals.

    Being HP, it’s also beefing up on security features. The webcam up top, that can be hidden by the press of a button on the keyboard, is rated at 720p. It’s fitted with fancy facial recognition tech that’ll integrate with Windows Hello for added security, while a fingerprint sensor below, on the keyboard will have to do for the paranoid among us. The webcam will black out the camera when it’s covered, which is a nice touch. 

    We don’t know when the Spectre x360 will come to SA quite yet, but it’s launching in other markets this month (October). We’re still awaiting local pricing and spec ranges on these for the local market, so stay tuned. 

    Source: The Verge

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    If I had a business card, it'd say 'Digital Editor at Stuff'. But I don't because my gamertag is more useful than a business card. I write about tech industry, hardware, software, games and motoring.

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