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The Pavilion x360 15 will start at $749
with an 11th-gen Core i3, 8GB of RAM and
256GB of storage, and Wi-Fi 6. The top
processor available will be a Core i7-1165G7
with up to 16GB of DDR4/3200 and up to
1TB of storage, as well as Intel Optane
Memory H10 and H20 options. The laptop
will weigh about 4 pounds, with battery
life ranging from 7 hours for mixed
usage to 9.5 hours streaming
video on its 43-watt-hour
battery.
The ports will include two
USB-A, one USB-C, a headphone
combo jack, full-size HDMI 2.0 port,
microSD reader, and dedicated charger
port. The 15.6-inch display will come in FHD
and HD options, and it will support both
touch and pen interactions.
The recycled aluminum keyboard deck
will be available only in the premium version
of the Pavilion x360 14. The smaller laptop
will largely mirror the 15-inch Pavilion x360 in
CPU, RAM, and memory storage
options. Compared to the prior
generation, the newest Pavilion
x360 14 will feature a body about
12mm shorter and a weight drop to 3.3
pounds. Like the 15-inch version, it will drop
the SD card reader for a microSD reader. It
will also offer Wi-Fi 6 and have screen options
of FHD and HD with touch and pen support.
HP said the Pavilion x360 15’s starter SKU
will be available on HP.com Wednesday; the
other SKUs will be available next month. The
Pavilion x360 14 will hit stores in the spring.