The newest products from HP have been revealed for the Indian market. The 14- and 16-inch Spectre x360 laptops have been announced by the laptop company. These laptops boast clever AI-enhanced capabilities that should improve security, performance, and teamwork.

The addition of a Neural Processing Unit (NPU), which makes HP’s first consumer portfolio to incorporate this technology, is one of the new Spectre x360 laptops’ most notable features. To handle AI workloads with ease, the NPU collaborates with the CPU and GPU. Users may anticipate faster video editing, more productivity, and more seamless content production experiences with the advent of NVIDIA Studio using RTX 4050 GFX.

The goal of the Spectre x360 laptops is to anticipate customers’ desires for more responsive and ideal experiences in the age of hybrid work, where PCs are no longer just personal computers but rather customized companions. These laptops, which are equipped with Intel Core Ultra 7 processors, are designed to meet the dynamic needs of customers who lead fast-paced hybrid lives.

Among the many cutting-edge features of the Spectre x360 laptops is a 9 MP camera with hardware-enabled low-light correction for clear chats at any time of day or night. Furthermore, users’ data is protected from prying eyes by built-in security features including walk-away lock, wake on approach, and privacy alerts. The user experience is further improved by immersive display experiences, clever performance optimization, and adaptive screen modifications.

With an OLED panel that can reach 2.8K, providing sharper and more vivid colors, and an IMAX Enhanced Certification for viewing movies, the Spectre x360 laptops are designed to deliver the most immersive display experience on the planet. Users can view more information with the 16:10 aspect ratio, while the 16-inch model’s haptic touchpad raises the bar for Windows-based PCs.

The Spectre x360 notebooks have Poly collaboration for audio modification, which promises better calls and videos. Additionally, users can take advantage of Windows Studio effects, which transfer AI functions to the NPU for appealing connections, such as automatic framing and background blur.

The HP Spectre x360 14-inch and 16-inch laptops, with starting prices of Rs. 1,64,999 and Rs. 1,79,999, respectively, are currently available at HP World shops, HP Online store, and prominent retail counters. To accommodate different tastes, the computers are available in a variety of bright colors.