HP Pavilion x360, thinner and lighter notebook

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The main feature of the new notebooks HP Pavillon is certainly their lightness. In response to the needs of customers looking for ever lighter laptops, HP launches the new range Pavillon. But not only that.

Another important feature is undoubtedly the battery life. The manufacturer states: “thanks to prismatic lithium-ion cells, and it is possible to recharge the PC up to 90% in 90 minutes (even if turned off) thanks to HP Fast Charge.”

And here it is, the completely redesigned HP Pavilion x360: available in various colors (Natural Silver, Modern Gold, Dragonfly Blue, Cardinal Red, and Sport Purple) with a new digital design on the keyboard deck in the 13.3” (33.7 cm) diagonal model, featuring a hinge inspired by the HP Spectre x360 that allows it to switch between four different usage modes.

The new 13.3″ HP Pavilion X360 model is 12-14% thinner and lighter than the previous generation, with a starting weight of 1.58 kg and a thickness of 19.8 mm. This year’s models feature a new digital pattern on the keyboard deck and a pearlescent effect that adds depth and style to the entire range of convertible PCs and Pavilion notebooks.

The complete HP Pavilion range comes in five new colors, with Intel Camera and optional Camera for enhanced security through facial recognition with Windows Hello.

HP Pavilion Features

• up to 9 hours and 15 minutes of battery life, depending on the model.
• HD display or, optionally, Full HD IPS on the 13.3” diagonal model
• a full keyboard with optional backlighting for the 13.3″ version and a key travel of 1.5 mm for greater writing comfort;
• up to 12 GB of memory with various storage options (HDD/SSD/SSHD) depending on the model.
• choice between Intel Celeron, Intel Pentium or 6th generation Intel Core processors, depending on the model.

All new HP Pavilion notebooks will be available on the Italian market starting from the end of May.