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March 2015
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139 Avis
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208 Avis
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
Autonomie exceptionnelle
Finitions et construction impeccables
Performances satisfaisantes
Connectique riche
Design réussi et finition parfaite
Bon écran
Puissant
Design
Conception 360°
Finition
Souplesse de la charnière
Qualité de l'affichage
Autonomie.
Deux configurations disponibles
Châssis unibody très élégant et solide
Léger
Qualité de fabrication parfaite
Surfaces en aluminium de très bonne qualité
Look sophistiqué
Différents modes d'utilisation
Comme le mode tablette
Grâce à une charnière
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Ecriture sur le SSD
128 Go
C'est peu
Trop lourd
Ecran brillant
Un peu bruyant en charge
Un peu lourd
Un peu plus lourd que ses concurrents
L'écran bouge beaucoup et pendant un moment
En cas de mouvements
Et est impossible à ouvrir d'une seule main
Adaptateur Ethernet seulement 10/100 Mbps
Pas de cache de maintenance
Impossible de modifier le niveau de rétroéclairage du clavier
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Publié: 2015-05-26, Auteur: Ryan , review by: techsmart.co.za
Beautiful,Terrific screen, Thin and portable, Great battery life
Batery not user replaceable, No Ethernet port
In the spirit of saving the best for last, I would have expected that, with the high performance Core i7, the notebook's battery life might have taken a bit of a dip. Not so here, as the battery life is simply outstanding. You can expect up to 12 hours on...
Stylish Design, Long lasting battery life, With dual video outputs HDMI and mini-DisplayPort, the Spectre x360 can drive two external monitors at once
Bottom gets heated thus will be difficult to hold in tablet mode when using for longer periods
Up to 10.5 hours of battery life in an ultra-thin design makes the HP Spectre x360 the device customers will want to take with them everywhere and makes it one of best contenders in 13" segmentsThe HP Spectre x360 is latest in HP's new line up of product...
Publié: 2015-04-13, Auteur: Sean , review by: gizmodo.in
Love the hinge. Okay, sure, maybe 99% of the time I don't need to use it as a tablet, but it's just so effortless to transform that I do it anyways. It just screams: "Why don't all laptops bend over backwards this way?", The silver-and-black construction
It's not as pronounced here as on some other thin metal laptops, but the Spectre still has sharp metal edges right under your wrists. Why, laptop manufacturers? Why do you subject us to this?, The speakers get decently loud, but also a bit harsh for music
Do you really need a thin Windows laptop with a touchscreen? A device thats mostly a laptop and only occasionally a tablet? If so, then yes! This is one of the best touchscreen laptops you can get. For a very reasonable $1,000 you can have a slim, attrac...
The HP Spectre x360 fills a specific niche, and does it well. While it does not have the benefit of the newer Skylake processor (though it's likely HP will be fixing this in the near future), the Broadwell architecture is more than adequate for the purpos...
