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Announced along with a bunch of other Ultrabooks and “Sleekbooks” at HP's Global Influencer Summit in Shanghai last month, the HP Envy Spectre XT is now up for pre-order. The 13.3-incher, which HP likes to think of as an “ultramobile premium Ultrabook,” tips the scales at 3.07 lbs and measures 12.44 x 8.8 x 0.69 inches.
The Spectre XT starts at $999.99 and has the following specs:
Our sister site TechRadar went hands-on with the Spectre XT at HP’s Shanghai event last month and came away mighty impressed with its “gorgeous” brushed-aluminium frame and thin bezel. The company expects to begin shipping the Spectre XT later this month.
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eastbayrae
June 08, 2012 at 1:30pm
Yet another overpriced 'netbook' with a garbage screen that looks exactly like an Apple product...
MrHasselblad
June 08, 2012 at 7:14am
Isn't this Spectre the one with the "all glass" (back of screen) lid?
Besides the lack of graphics options; no upgraded ram optons as well
tekknyne
June 07, 2012 at 10:01pm
For a G and all it has is integrated graphics? Not so sure I'm on board.
All of these Ultra-Book makers' first mistake was using Apple as a business model for anything. You can't recreate the kind of psychopathy signature to the Apple market. Those people were born like that.
Engelsstaub
June 07, 2012 at 8:46pm
Word is Apple is about to drop a new MacBook Pro design at WWDC.
Poor HP...now they're going to have to tool up to nut-ride that design too.
