HP claims that chips get a nearly 80 percent performance boost over last year's Intel UHD. This means the device will switch from the DCI-P3 color space when watching a movie, to sRGB for surfing the Internet, to Adobe RGB when printing and imaging.Īssuming those features work as intended those are not stunts by any means, and it shows why Intel-based laptops still have something to offer over AMD.įor graphics, HP is using Intel's latest Iris Xe Graphics.

Auto Color, the newest setting in HP Display Control, will automatically switch to the optimal color space for the best viewing experience based on the content being viewed.

Smart Sense in HP Command Center, which optimizes and adapts the system for performance, acoustics, and temperature automatically, based on the application being used and the placement of the laptop.

AI Noise Removal with Intel GNA 2.0 for intelligent adaptive noise cancellation, to mute any background noise automatically across communication apps Microsoft Teams and Zoom and audio outputs and inputs like speakers, headphones, and the mic.

This also helps battery life by dimming other parts of the screen that are not in use, which is also great for privacy.

Focus Mode for multitasking and productivity, dimming the background apps not in use while keep the app currently being used bright.

And help protect the health of the battery with the Adaptive Battery Optimizer.

Intelligentially manage power management to optimize productivity with smarter features in-bag detection using Intel Dynamic Tuning to avoid overheating or battery drain when the device is in a bag, and quick hot key access on the all-in-one keyboard for HP Command Center to easily select features like Power Saver mode.

Indeed, this laptop was co-engineered with Intel earning it the Evo platform designation for performance, battery life, instant-on, and 'intelligence.' While AI and laptops getting smarter have a ring of consumer gimmickry, Intel's latest chips promise some impressive and proactive tech, including: Onboard is Intel's latest 11th Gen Core processor – the quad-core i7-1165G7 – with a 34 percent boost in performance over 10th Gen. The new trackpad is now 16.6 percent larger than the Spectre x360 13, making it more enjoyable to use. As a result of the screen being taller, the keyboard deck also gets taller giving more space to rest your wrists and letting HP put in a larger, Precision TouchPad – which they did. I have been arguing for 3:2 and 16:10 aspects for over two years because it is not just the better display.

HP Rechargeable MPP2.0 Tilt Pen in nightfall black (included) 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1165G7 (quad-core)

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