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Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]

Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]

Posted April 7, 2016 at 3:30pm by iClarified
HP has unveiled Spectre, a 13.3-inch laptop which features piston hinges, Bang & Olufsen speakers, Gorilla Glass, and a body just 10.4mm thick.

This is design and technology taken to a whole new level. Artisan materials and striking craftsmanship create an experience unlike anything else. With a uniquely stunning design 10.4mm thin combined with impressive performance with full Intel Core i5 or i7 power2, the world's most luxurious laptop is completely irresistible.

“The HP Spectre is the thinnest notebook in the world, and unlike the majority of other super thin PCs on the market, this laptop doesn’t compromise power or features,” said Kevin Frost, vice president and general manager, consumer personal systems, HP Inc. “A beautiful Full HD edge-to-edge display, Intel Core i processors coupled with Bang & Olufsen sound and a sexy and thin design, HP amazing engineers set a new standard with the all new Spectre.”


Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]


Highlights:
● A carbon fiber bottom creates a thin profile that is both durable and lightweight, keeping the total weight of the notebook at just 2.45 pounds 3.
● High gloss copper accents reflect a hand-polished, jewelry-like finish and an innovative hidden piston hinge creates the illusion of a hinge-less design to offer an unmatched premium look-and-feel.
● An innovative hybrid battery split into two thinner pieces delivers the same wattage as a single battery for up to 9 and half hours of battery life4 while enabling the world’s thinnest laptop1.
● Full HD IPS 5 edge-to-edge display featuring Corning Gorilla delivers a superb viewing experience for editing photos, perfecting a presentation, or watching a movie.
● 6th generation Intel Core i5 and i7 processors2 and a lightning fast PCIe SSD with storage up to 512 GB7 with up to 8 GB of memory for maximum performance. Integration of Intel hyperbaric cooling system keeps the machine running cool even with powerful processors in a small package.
● Stereo speakers by Bang & Olufsen with HP Audio Boost technology, a combination of hardware and software to give customers the depth they want.
● Three full function USB Type-CTM connectors, including two of which support ThunderboltTM, to provide a fast, versatile I/O connection.



The 13.3" HP Spectre is planned to be available on HP.com and BBY.com on April 25 for pre-order with a starting price at $1,169.99 and is planned to be available in Best Buy stores on May 22 with a starting price at $1,249.99.


How does HP's new laptop compare with Apple's new MacBook? Let us know what you think in the comments!

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Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]


Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]


Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]


Hp Unveils Spectre, World's Thinnest Laptop With Piston Hinges, Bang & Olufsen Speakers [Video]
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Noman007
Noman007 - April 8, 2016 at 6:00am
This guy talking felt like parody from Apple Ad lol, can you copy more than that them? #hp
ChiChi
ChiChi - April 8, 2016 at 10:25am
I did not really want to watch the video but after reading your comments I had to watch to hear the voiceover...I can only muster a few seconds before I got annoyed by that voice...just as you described it sounded like a very bad parody of an Apple ad.
Great
Great - April 8, 2016 at 12:55am
If HP were smart, they would make it Hankintosh-able. If Handphone manufacturers were smart, they would make hardware that can flash iOS onto it.
SimonSays
SimonSays - April 7, 2016 at 9:24pm
If it runs Windows, then it sucks. Plain and simple! Looks will only get you so far when the operating system sucks. Kinda like android phones!
Alad
Alad - April 7, 2016 at 10:27pm
Only thing I want is Mac OS on iPad not a iOS
RBRBRB
RBRBRB - April 7, 2016 at 7:00pm
That's by far the ugliest design I've seen in a long while!
Bill Gates
Bill Gates - April 7, 2016 at 6:32pm
Sick!!!
Jrglez14
Jrglez14 - April 7, 2016 at 6:32pm
That is one sexy laptop
Mang Domeng
Mang Domeng - April 7, 2016 at 6:17pm
Nice but if it runs on Windows, it is crap. I bet it will not last a year and the resale value will be too low. I bought my first HP tablet pc for $1,500.00 knowing it is the coolest laptop because it has a wacom pen interface and 6 months after the resale value went down to $650.00 and also after 6 months it was too slow even I maxed the specs out. After that I switched to Macbook Pro mid 2009. Until now my mac still support OSX El Capitan and is still good and running. It is also my iTunes server for my Apple TV. I'll replace it if the OSX update won't support it anymore. My $2400.00 computer laptop investment is worth it after 7years of use and counting.
Zoomy
Zoomy - April 7, 2016 at 4:47pm
Make it Hackintosh-able and you will sell a lot :-)
Spawntech
Spawntech - April 7, 2016 at 10:10pm
You stoled my words :-)
Alad
Alad - April 7, 2016 at 10:29pm
you must agree, windows is must used system, I use both, but I preffer windows for more software and ll games need. windows
MichelV
MichelV - April 7, 2016 at 4:33pm
Still has a crappy software running inside!!!
JSON
JSON - April 9, 2016 at 2:42am
That's why you can put Linux or try to put Mac OS X on it. Who said it had to run Win-Doh-s? Personally I wold prefer a Macbook, but with 3 ports vs 1.. this design has some merit.
qba
qba - April 7, 2016 at 4:31pm
Interesting design
Nikolay Andreev
Nikolay Andreev - April 7, 2016 at 4:23pm
I really like how HP went in a totally different direction from Apple. Very conservative hardware wise but very aggressive in design. I and sure they will sell a lot and I Wish them luck. I would still pick my MacBook over it any day. Once you experience the MacBook, there is no going back.
gamerscul9870
gamerscul9870 - April 7, 2016 at 7:31pm
No kidding about Mac. I wish I knew about it as a kid because I didn't know as many places to go to and only knew Windows back in the beginning 21st century.
JSON
JSON - April 9, 2016 at 2:50am
Hummm. I remember System 1, we had one Macintosh computer at school, and I preferred UNIX over it. Even if the CDE was terrible, X11 had merit. Pre Mac OS X was not for me. I hopped on at 10.4, but should have jumped from Windows when Jaguar was released. I guess I was not pissed enough at Microsoft. Now is a good year to start computing. It's easy to get used to Windows, but also be exposed to Mac OS X and Linux, in a easy way. It's never been easier to learn to use these OSs as the installers work much better on today's hardware, more standard, and muuuuch faster. I can remember loading OSes using tape cassettes or large floppies. It built patience.
Me
Me - April 7, 2016 at 4:15pm
I'm an apple guy and I have to admit that's pretty hot
Samsuck
Samsuck - April 7, 2016 at 4:04pm
Ugly
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