30 JUNE 2016AlCircle.com
HP uses aluminium and carbon fibre for its ultra-slim Spectre 13 luxury laptop
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In a grand event, HP announced the ultra-slim Spectre 13 in India, and at just 10.4mm, it is the slimmest laptop in the world. It is made using carbon fibre and Aluminium with prices starting at INR 1.2 lakhs.
The Spectre 13 hosts a series of unique technology features which essentially make it a one-off luxury buy. However, technicality aside, HP has made sure that the Spectre stands out with its design. The matte black carbon fibre and Aluminium body flaunts a bronze finish at the back, giving it a very jewellery like look.
The use of carbon fibre and aluminium has also helped the gadget maker keep the weight of laptop significantly light- HP Spectre 13 weighs only 1.1 kgs.
The HP Spectre definitely appeals to the masses with its wonderful design and an ultra slim profile, but its high price point might deter it from becoming a best-seller.
Ketan Patel, Director, Personal Systems Business, HP India, claimed that the Spectre is simply a luxury product and it is HP's conscious decision to position it that way strategically.
The use of carbon fibre and aluminium has also helped the gadget maker keep the weight of laptop significantly light- HP Spectre 13 weighs only 1.1 kgs.
The HP Spectre definitely appeals to the masses with its wonderful design and an ultra slim profile, but its high price point might deter it from becoming a best-seller.
Ketan Patel, Director, Personal Systems Business, HP India, claimed that the Spectre is simply a luxury product and it is HP's conscious decision to position it that way strategically.
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