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The Spectre's bottom firing stereo speakers are quite loud and full, particularly after you adjust the Dolby audio software to your liking (we like movie mode best). We tested it with the HP pen (the same pen sold for the HP Envy Split) and it worked fine (see our pen video below). That makes the convertible particularly interesting to note takers, artists and Photoshop jockeys. For reasons that escape us, HP doesn't mention the fact that the Spectre x360 (both resolutions) have a Synaptics active digitizer that works with HP's Active Pen/ Stylus. it's obviously not meant to be used like an iPad, but the variety of positions or a handy desk mean it can still be easily used in non-laptop modes. As with other 360 degree rotating convertibles, you can use the Ultrabook as a laptop or tablet, or you can put it in presentation and tent modes. HP uses a multi-gear hinge inside so the display is firm in a variety of positions, yet it's not too hard to move. The 360 degree hinges are firm and questionably finished in chrome (it's a little jarring on the eyes). The back edge of both bottom casing and display panel are rounded, which makes for a unique and stunning look where you see two precision made half circles of metal stacked when the laptop is closed. From the front edge, you might mistake the Spectre x360 for the soon to be released 12' MacBook, and that's certainly not a bad thing, nor can you say HP copied Apple since their model came out first.

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The laptop tapers back to front, and the front and side edges are straight cut polished aluminum that reminds us of the also extremely attractive Samsung ATIV Book 9 Plus series. The unibody design is perfect with no visible seams or rough edges. The extra-large trackpad that we've seen on a few Envy and Spectre models is here too, minus the Control Zones from the HP Spectre 13 (a lovely but mind-bogglingly short-lived Ultrabook model). HP loves light colored aluminum surfaces with soft, friendly edges and their sunken keyboard with chicklet keys is a constant design element. The Spectre looks distinctly HP and Spectre-like.

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The notebook has 3 USB 3.0 ports, full size HDMI, a mini DisplayPort, a deep SD card slot (cards don't stick out) and a 3.5mm combo audio jack.

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(the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is just 2.6 lbs.). This 2-in-1 is one of the slimmer rotating hinge convertibles at 15.9mm at the thickest point and weight is reasonable but not impressive at 3.26 lbs.

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All models have dual band Intel 7265 AC WiFi 802.11ac with MIMO, Bluetooth 4.0, a backlit keyboard and 720p webcam. There's a $1,349 model that moves up to a 512 gig SSD and WQHD 2560 x 1440 IPS display.

We look at the $1,149 model with the 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7-5500U, 8 gigs of RAM and a 256 gig SSD. The $999 model has a 2.2 GHz Core i5, 8 gigs of RAM and a 256 gig SSD, which we consider the sweet spot in terms of value and future-proofing ($100 to double RAM and SSD storage from the base model is a sweet deal). The HP Spectre x360 runs on Intel Broadwell 5th generation Intel Core i5 and i7 CPUs with 4 or 8 gigs of RAM and a 128, 256 or 512 gig SSD. The Spectre may be HP's top line, but they keep the price in check here. The Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Core i5 with Type Cover costs over $1,100 and the Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro is $1,299. Not bad considering the Dell XPS 13 (a conventional laptop) starts at the same price without a touch screen and jumps to $1,299 with touch (albeit higher resolution for that touch model).

That includes a full HD IPS touch screen with active digitizer for HP's pen, an SSD drive and plenty of ports. Happily, the price is a standout too, with the base Core i5 model starting at $899. Where the Yogas have looked plasticky and a little drab in terms of casing design, as have Asus's cheaper priced Transformer Book Flip models, the Spectre x360 is a stand out, from the natural silver aluminum lid and bottom to the jewel cut sides that look like polished, precision cut stainless steel. Take the HP Spectre x360 that marries HP's distinctive aluminum prowess and Spectre design chops with the 360 degree hinge that Lenovo's Yoga convertibles popularized. It isn't easy to make something mainstream yet different. Check out our review of the 15' HP Spectre x360. 2016: Check out our review of the updated model: 2016 HP Spectre x360.Д®ditor's Update, April 2016: like the x360 but want it in a 15' size. What's Not: White on silver keyboard backlight doesn't offer much contrast. Good performance, display supports both touch and active pen.

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