HP Spectre x360 13t Review: A thin-and-light that hasn't taken away all the good stuff
(PCWorld)

HP´s latest Spectre x360 13t has something to say to other thin-and-light laptops, which, it seems, are all about taking good things away from you. Keyboards with travel, USB Type-A ports, and even the opportunity to replace your SSD are features that have all gone by the wayside in some of Dell and Apple´s newest and thinnest laptops.In the face of all that No, the HP Spectre x360 13t simply says Yes. You want a standard M.2 SSD? Got it, the Spectre x360 13t says. NBA-level of travel in your keys? Sure thing. USB Type-A port?! Of course the Spectre x360 13t has that, too. Gordon Mah Ung HP gets a USB Type-A using a `drop-jaw` type design typically seen for ethernet connections. And yes, you´ll have to pry my USB Type-A from my moist sweaty hands.To read this article in full, please click here