HP's Spectre Ultrabook appears
The product uses Intel Core i5-2467M processor, 14 inch screen resolution of 1,600 x 900 pixels, 4GB RAM and Beats audio technology.
The product uses Intel Core i5-2467M processor, 14 inch screen resolution of 1,600 x 900 pixels, 4GB RAM and Beats audio technology.
The Envy 14 Specter is HP's latest ultrabook. Photo: Engadget.
HP has just announced an ultrabook called Envy 14 Specter. This product has been revealed in a promotional video of the company before. The starting price of this laptop is $ 1,400. The machine weighs about 1.71 kg and is 20 mm thin.
Envy 14 Specter uses Intel Core i5-2467M processor, Radiance Display screen size 14 inch resolution of 1,600 x 900 pixels and 4GB RAM. HP's new Ultrabook has a battery life of 9 hours, a backlit keyboard, case and integrated NFC (Near Field Communication). In addition, Specter also incorporates some technologies such as Intel Wireless Display, CoolSense of HP, Beats, HP Wireless Audio.
The manufacturer also preinstalled some software for users such as Photoshop and Premier Elements full version and Norton Internet Security for two years. Users can choose to upgrade the machine with a 256GB SSD or increase 4GB of RAM. Envy 14 Specter will be sold in the US on February 8. After that, the product will appear in Canada, England, Switzerland, Germany, Australia, Japan, Singapore, Chile and Mexico in March.
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