The Spectre Folio ships with a pen, so drawing on it is very nice there's a leather sleeve to clip it to the side of the device. In general, this seemed to be a very elegant solution. (Pretty much every 2-in-1 is heavy when used as a tablet.) This is all very different from the usual hinges where you rotate a screen 360-degrees, so it lays back-to-back with the keyboard or from machines that put the processing in the screen and then offer a detachable keyboard-the two more common kinds of 2-in-1s. It's aided by the fact that the 13.3-in Full HD (1920 by 1080) glossy touchscreen is very bright at 400 nits and very responsive.Īlternatively, you can pull the screen forward even farther and lay it flat, turning it into a tablet. The way the screen moves to give you the different convertible modes is also usual-you generally start with it looking like a standard laptop, but when you pull the screen forward, it can lock in place in front of the keyboard, but behind the mouse pad, resulting in what HP calls "Easel mode." I found this mode to be quite good for watching videos while placing the laptop on my lap or on a tray table. I used a "cognac brown" version it is also available in "Bordeaux burgundy." It looks very stylish when it is closed, it reminded me of an old-fashioned leather notebook. To begin with, the case is made of leather-and by that, I don't mean a case you put the laptop into-it's actually an integral part of the machine.
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