After wowing the world the Spectre 360 and the premium design of the Envy, HP is now bringing the cool elements that had many picking up the notebooks to the entry level Pavilions.
The new Pavilion line ups have the same sophisticated designs, and features on the convertibles and laptops previously reserved for higher-end models.They include premium materials like 3D metal, USB-C and active pen support for Windows Ink. The 2017 Pavilion x360s comes in 11.6” HD IPS and 14” or 15.6” options with HD or Full HD IPS, the colourfull notebooks are in 14″, 15.6″ and 17 with Full HD or Full HD IPS.
Similar to the Envy, HP has incorporated a lift hinge that not only makes typing on the keyboard comfortable but also more efficient airflow to the bottom vents. Models vary in processing power from i3 to i7 with storage options up to 2TB.
Pricing starts from $349 at current exchange rate should be approximately RM1500 to $629 about RM2800 which is about 2 grand lower than the Spectre.
