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  The HP Spectre x360 (13-inch) has always been appreciated for its ergonomic design, but not so much for its performance. The thin-and-light convertible laptop recently upgraded to the 11th-Gen Intel Core i7 processor (review unit). This upgrade has brought the performance gain this 2-in-1 laptop required to justify its premium stature. Besides, the laptop is Intel Evo platform-certified to deliver optimal user experience with a quick-boot time, instant resume function, extended on-battery time, and enhanced data transfer rate. So, how do the fresh upgrades work for the HP Spectre x360? Let’s find out: Design and display The HP Spectre x360 has been through several design refresh cycles, but the latest upgrade does not bring any significant changes to its looks. The convertible laptop boasts portable ergonomics with a thin and lightweight form factor. Crafted from a single piece of aluminium, the laptop has faceted corners and sides and chamfered edges. The top side of the laptop

HP's Spectre-branded laptops are known for their premium designs and high-end specs, and with the latest Spectre X360 , the company is looking to take it up a notch. We reviewed the HP Spectre x360 convertible 13-aw0205TU model that boasts the latest 10th generation Intel processor and some design and feature upgrades that should sit very well with users. Design and display The HP Spectre 360 shows great promise right from the word go. To begin with, it is super thin and weighs just around 1.3 kg. Its gem-cut diagonal edges, coupled with a dark ash finish and rose-gold acccent, give it a premium look and feel. As mentioned earlier, HP has made several changes to the Spectre series with this laptop. One of those is making the bezels around the screen super thin, greatly reducing the laptop's footprint without compromising the 13.3-inch display. The almost-border-less monitor is also a treat to the eye. Read More