HP Spectre One

HP’s new SpectreOne certainly looks the part. The unique stand design does a great job of concealing the laptop’s internals and the thin edge-to-edge display is attractive from any angle. Aesthetics don’t get in the way of processor performance,...

Other than the lack of a touchscreen and integrated TV (features many will willingly do without), the Spectre One is a decent option in an all-in-one PC. If you do buy one, stick with the low-end Core i5 model which is quick enough, and if you need...

Great audio, sleek design, NFC, stays fairly quiet and cool, trackpad makes for interesting way to interact with Windows

Mouse needs a better scroll function, average gaming performance, no optical drive

HP kitted the Spectre One with a decent set of specifications, bundling a 16GB SSD for the OS and a 1TB HDD for storage space. Powering the Spectre One is the Intel i5-3570T CPU clocking in at 2.3GHz, while graphics are supplied by the NVIDIA GeForce...

Design ; Son ; Puissant

Pas de tactile ; Cher ; Choix des matériaux

On se demande bien ce qui a pu passer par la tête de HP au moment de concevoir ce Spectre One. Depuis le design « tout plastique » en passant par l’absence de dalle tactile, on fait face à une série de mauvais choix. On remarque aussi quelques bonnes...