From CNET: Every manufacturer shaves a few millimeters off its laptops and boasts about a size reduction. With its new 13-inch Spectre x360 update, HP has shrank the bezels on the display and somehow managed to carve almost an inch off the laptop's depth (23mm). HP also boosted the network throughput by doubling the antennas, allowing it to use LTE and WiFi 6 simultaneously, improved the already impressive battery life, and added new display options, including a 4K OLED and anti-reflection glass. And all but the $1,100 entry-level model kick it up a notch with a Core i7-1065G7 -- that's the one with the improved integrated graphics.
Other updates include:
- A better thermal design, with bigger vents, two more heat pipes and an internal sheet of graphite to help dissipate heat better
- A dedicated microphone mute button
- A third-generation, 1,000-nit Sure View privacy screen option, coming in January 2020
The new DisplayHDR 400 True Black display option looks like it will be part of a renaissance for 13-inch OLED panels. We saw a few of them in 2016 from companies like Alienware, but they were probably a little ahead of their time, and the latest options have all been 15 inches. That said, 4K crammed into 13 inches is beyond overkill. But OLED screens only come in that resolution. It's also TUV certified for reduced blue light.
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