True to its name, the 15-inch Spectre x360 is a bigger version of the 13-inch model that we tested last year. Like the smaller edition, it has a beautiful machined aluminum body with rounded corners, ...

HP's Spectre x360 convertible was one of our favorite laptops of 2015, and now the company is making some upgrades in the hopes that it'll keep its top spot in the new year. For starters, whereas the ...

The processor at the heart of this HP laptop is an Intel Core i3-N305 that runs at 1.8GHz, turbocharging at 3.8GHz when you need it to. This eight-core chip runs multiple browser tabs, video calls, ...

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Besides filling the gap between the flagship Spectre and thrifty Pavilion series, HP says its Envy label targets creative users. You can pick an Envy x360 15 with either Intel or AMD under the hood, ...

HP makes the Envy x360 15.6 in both Intel and AMD versions. Our review unit was built around AMD, and so that’s what’s covered in the specifications table and this review. There are a few ...

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Both models come wrapped in the same aluminum enclosure with a unique white-and-blue color scheme. The metal lid features a white finish, and the keyboard deck and bottom panel are metallic blue.

The HP Omen 15 is a laptop that could make waves in the gaming laptop market. Combining a powerful display with a solid set of specs under the hood, this machine allows the Ryzen processor to sing, ...

HP’s Spectre x360 15 (2019) convertible improves on the 2018 model in both performance and battery life, with a slight redesign and a new privacy-preserving camera. The 2019 edition of the HP Spectre ...

PC gaming is still thriving after the pandemic-era GPU drought and the crypto mining hysteria, but GPUs are only a little bit cheaper. You don’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get a solid gaming ...