Laptops

As home and office workers spend more time connecting and collaborating with colleagues, clients, and acquaintances using their personal PCs, you need systems that can handle the surge in videoconferencing, working, and creating.

In this HP Elite Dragonfly review, we’ll take a look at how this laptop goes beyond expectations to deliver the most advanced collaboration experience in a business convertible with a 5-megapixel camera.

While some artists may choose to use a tablet for drawing by connecting it directly to a PC, the truth is that you can gain a lot more accuracy with your work by drawing directly on your laptop screen. Not only is the process simpler, but laptops are now designed with higher-resolution screens that can compete with graphics tablets. Along with more sensitive pens, artists now have a competitive alternative to a separate tablet.

These days, laptops are increasingly used in ways that make them a substitute for more traditional desktop setups. The effort to miniaturize critical components centers on finding the right balance of portability and performance to give consumers a product that’s versatile and easy to move around with them.

With remote work and education taking the spotlight in 2020, it’s no surprise that laptop sales saw incredible growth. In 2020 alone, more than 200 million laptops shipped worldwide, offering students and employees more portable solutions with a laptop for everyday use.

Finding a computer that packs enough power for your needs but is also portable can be challenging. And that’s exactly why HP ProBook laptops have become a popular choice over the past few years. Plus, with so many options available, you can find one that can handle the tasks you have now and still fit you well into the future.

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The HP Spectre x360 line of convertible laptops offer exceptional performance, reliability, stability, and durability within a thin, light, and portable frame. They’re also sleekly designed as well as reasonably priced, so they're ideal for the consumer and professional alike. If you’re looking to boost your creativity and functionality with a laptop offering unparalleled performance and true craftsmanship, then the HP Spectre x360 is the one for you. To learn more about the features and available models, read on for our HP Spectre x360 review.

First, we'll look at some of the features that round out the series, and then we'll visit some of the actual models.

Gaming headsets lead the way when it comes to exceptional sound quality, but they're also useful at work. The best gaming headsets are ideal for a broad range of work tasks, from conference calling to audio processing jobs such as music production or game development.

In this article, we'll look at why good gaming headsets are ideal for office use, with the added benefit of being able to use them after work to wind down.
•    Laptop – traditional working/playing/creating/gaming mode with an angled display and flat keyboard
•    Tablet – display is folded against the back of the keyboard to give you the freedom of movement and to use with (or without) a stylus like the HP Tilt Pen
•    Stand – keyboard is folded back under the display so that you can more easily collaborate, stream, watch, or binge: hands-free
•    Tent – flip and rotate the screen to hide the keyboard, emphasizing the display for touchscreen use

TWO SIZES FOR DIFFERENT WORKFLOWS

The HP Spectre x360 laptop is available in two sizes, 13.3-inch and 15.6-inch displays, to accommodate the ability to work the way that you want or need:
•    HP Spectre x360 13.3-inch: Incredibly lightweight, starting at 2.92 lbs., 0.57-inches thin, available in Dark Ash Silver and Poseidon Blue colors
•    HP Spectre x360 15.6-inch: Easy portability, starting at 4.79 lbs., 0.76-inches thin, available in Dark Ash Silver and Poseidon blue colors

PERFORMANCE IN A SMALL FOOTPRINT

The most powerful of the Spectre line of laptops yet, the Spectre x360 delivers outstanding performance when you need it most. With an 8th Generation Intel® Core™ i5/i7 Quad Core U-series CPU, up to 16GB of RAM, and up to 1TB of PCle-based flash storage, the HP Spectre 360 laptop can handle power-intensive tasks like photo and video editing, working

The technology used in computer monitors has changed dramatically over the last decade. It’s now possible to find laptops and displays that feature incredibly dynamic screens, and you don’t have to pay an exorbitant amount for them. Also, we’re all spending more and more time on our devices, so it makes sense that we want our displays to help make our experience better.

This is why many consumers are choosing to purchase OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology. While LCD screens were the norm for many years, the tech has improved enough that screens can now make their own light, allowing for better graphics and crisper images.

An OLED laptop is a device that relies on organic material (carbon and hydrogen) in order to create light. The tech uses

There’s nothing worse than pulling the trigger on that new laptop you’ve been eyeing, only to find that its price dropped by a few hundred dollars a month or so later.

Like most products, there are certain times during the year when new laptops are released and the older models are removed to make room on the shelves. Now, you may be thinking that retail “holidays” like Diwali or any particular festivals are the ideal time to buy a laptop, but we’ll tell you this straight out of the gate: you don’t have to wait in ridiculously long lines to get a good deal.

That being said, we know buying a laptop isn’t a throwaway decision, either. In most cases, you’ve done your research and there are a couple of models that you’ve set your sights on. So then, when is the best time of year to buy a laptop?