HP knows consumers are into the sexy looks of high-end convertibles like the Spectre x360, but can’t always put out the shekels for it. So with its revamped Pavilion x360 and Envy x360 lineups, the company’s extended the look and feel of the Spectre x360 to more budget-friendly consumer machines.
In a briefing with PCWorld, Mike Nash of HP said hybrid laptops offered appealing versatility for consumers. "A lot of people who buy a hybrid initially wanted a tablet," he explained, but the ability to have a keyboard turned many to convertibles instead. "The key thing is to have a design that looks like a notebook," Nash said, noting that users seemed to use it most in clamshell mode.
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