HP introduced its Specter Foldable laptop last Thursday (14). The “3-in-1” model promises to deliver desktop functionality in a portable laptop body with a foldable screen.
The highlight of the HP laptop is its display: a 17-inch OLED display that serves as an extension of the keyboard, which can be adjusted to be viewed full or folded, and a 12.3-inch OLED display that is the main monitor. Foldable panel by HP Consists of an integrated hinge designed for high durability.
The Specter Fold panel features IMAX Enhanced technology. guarantees more vivid images, true-to-life colors and HDR support. The total resolution is 1920×2560 and there is stylus support.
“Spectre Fold surpasses the traditional laptop experience as the world’s first one-and-a-half screen foldable computer that uses a physical keyboard,” explains HP. The model uses Windows Snap technology to adjust the interface display in real time as the user adjusts it.
Inside, HP laptop has Intel Core i7-1250U processor (4.7 GHz on turbo) 16GB LPDDR5 RAM with Intel Evo technology and Intel Iris Xe graphics.
battery promises Up to 12 hours of battery life in laptop mode and 11 hours in desktop mode. Finally, connectivity is compatible with Wi-Fi 6E and SSD with up to 1TB of storage.
Price and availability
HP Specter Foldable has been available for pre-order since last Thursday (14) at prices starting from $ 4,999.99 (R $ 24.4 thousand in direct conversion). only in the United States. The device is expected to hit the shelves in October.
The brand hopes to bring the model to more countries during the northern hemisphere spring months between September and December this year.
Source: Tec Mundo
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