HP Spectre Fold

*Hybrid life is all about mobility. *Customers are computing in various environments, not just the office or the home. *this design accounts for three distinct form factors in one powerful device. *it’s a laptop. *And also a tablet. And a desktop * it’s a notebook at 12.3”. *We’ve added something unique: expanded screen mode. *When you move the full-sized Bluetooth keyboard down, it naturally attaches in place to give you an extra half-screen. *Now it’s a 14” display. * Slide the keyboard all the way down, and you get extended screen mode, or a 17” tablet * rotate it 180 degrees, 17” desktop.

* World’s first 17-inch foldable PC with wireless charging keyboard and pen that magnetically attach. The keyboard and stylus are included. * The computer has a 13 hour battery life. * 90% of the outer metal covers and keyboard are postindustrial recycled Magnesium. * Prop up on a desk with the integrated and discrete kickstand to support desktop mode

*HP minimize the carbon footprint of our products by powering the final assembly of 90% of our WW PC and Display products with 100% renewable electricity. We have reduced our CO2 emissions by 9% in 3 years, and are on track to reduce even more. *90% Post Industrial Recycled metal in cover, keyboard frame *85% Post Industrial Recycled + 5% Post Consumer Recycled in hinge bar *50% PCR plastic in bezel and keyboard keycaps *100% water-based paint on keycaps *45% PCR plastic + 5% ocean-bound plastic in the speaker enclosure *Packaging materials is 100% sustainability sourced *EPEAT Gold registered *ENERGY STAR certified

*HP’s first 3-in-1 PC designed for hybrid life flexibility, with 3 distinct form factors: 17” tablet, 14” laptop, laptop with half a screen more, and 17” desktop *Extremely thin - 8.5mm thin and just 1.47kg, this is the thinnest, lightest folding screen tablet/laptop/desktop. Travel small, work large. The perfect balance between productivity and mobility. *1.5 display laptop - World’s first foldable PC with one and a half screens using physical keyboard. When the keyboard is attached revealing half the lower screen in laptop mode, it acts as a secondary display for the user. This gives users more room for applications, for settings.