The HP Specter X360 is officially announced with a battery life of 22.5 hours.

Thursday, October 25, 2018 2:45 pm Economical notebooks are ideal for carrying in case you need to work outside the office or at home. The problem is that because laptops are more powerful, they also consume the battery faster than tablets, which means that they are often unable to work more than a day before reloading.

However, HP hopes to change this, as it announced today its latest laptop, the HP Specter X360, which claims a battery life of up to 22.5 hours before being recharged. According to HP, "the longest battery life in the world is in a quad-core computer". We do not know if the company's claims are accurate, but if it's true, it's really impressive.

The laptop will be equipped with a 13 "or 15" display with FullHD or 4K resolution and the eighth generation of Intel's latest quad-core processor. Plus, this laptop will support up to 16GB of random storage and up to 512GB of internal storage. There will also be a built-in webcam with a button that will turn off the webcam electrically when it's not in use.

Both versions have the same design and components, the main difference being that the 15-inch version will feature a separate NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti graphics card. Overall, the HP Specter X360 laptop will be available for purchase in November at a price of $ 1,149 for a 13-inch version and $ 1389 for a 15-inch version.