New HP Spectre x360, Envy 13 and Envy All-in-One
HP has updated its laptops Spectre x360 and Envy 13
to provide them with new designs and larger battery life. The company has also
updated its 27-inch Envy All-in-One with Intel's latest processors. The company
has also made all three products slimmer in order to provide more portability
for laptops and more workspace in case of the 27-inch All-in-One.
The updated Spectre x360 has an edge-to-edge display
and now comes with a quad-speaker array. As per the company, the battery life
on the updated laptop lasts for around 15 hours, around 25 percent longer than
before. The laptop is already available with option of seventh-generation Intel
Core i5 or a Core i7 processor. It is further available with up to 16GB of RAM
and up to a 1TB SSD. The Spectre x360 starts from US$ 1,050.
The original Spectre x360 had been launched back at CES 2016.
The updated Envy 13 will be available with either a
full-HD or a quad-HD display. HP claims that the new battery on the laptop,
which is 28-percent larger than before, provides it a battery life of 14 hours.
Just like Spectre x360, Envy 13 will also be available with seventh-generation
Core i5 or Core i7 processor, with up to 16GB of RAM, and up to a 1TB SSD when
it will be available later this month. The laptop will start from US$ 849.
The new Envy All-in-One will come with a 27-inch
quad-HD IPS touchscreen. The desktop will now come with a quad-speaker sound
bar and is just 15mm thick. The All-in-One will be available with the
seventh-generation Core i5 or Core i7 processor and an optional an optional
Nvidia GeForce GTX950M graphics card. Envy now comes with two USB 3.0 ports and
a USB Type C slot. The desktop will start from US$ 1,300.
