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HP - Spectre x360 2-in-1 13.3" 4K OLED Ultra HD Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 1TB SSD + 32GB Optane - Nightfall Black

Model:: 13-AW0023DX; |
SKU:: 6376413

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QuestionThe description says RGB backlit keyboard wanna clarify the RED BLUE GREEN ASPECT of that description. Does it really have an RGB keyboard or Just a back lit keyboad?
Asked 5 years ago by Dudeimninja.
- Answer Yes, you can adjust the about of red, green, and blue in the keyboard backlighting to get just the color you want.
  Answered 5 years ago by HP Team
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QuestionI want to buy this model with the SIM SLOT CARD. Will it work with LTE outside US? Like Portugal Vodafone or Brazil VIVO? Thank you
Asked 5 years ago by JDuque.
- Answer No, there is no SIM slot on this laptop. I would advise asking your wireless carrier if the LTE will work outside the US.
  Answered 5 years ago by HP Team
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QuestionI would love to buy this laptop in this configuration but in the Poseidon Blue color. Do plan to stock the blue model? If so, when?
Asked 5 years ago by Visionweaver.
- Answer I would recommend reaching out to the customer service team at Best Buy for further assistance.
  Answered 5 years ago by HP Team
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QuestionOn HP website, they mention an antiglare display here: https://www8.hp.com/us/en/premium/laptops/spectre-x360-13.html (Also see picture attached) Is this antiglare feature available on the FHD or 4K option? Or both?
Asked 6 years ago by Danny.
- Answer According to HP, the 13-aw0023dx (4k) and the 13-aw0013dx (FHD) models do not have anti glare screens.
  Answered 6 years ago by HP Team
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QuestionWhat is the difference in battery life between the 4K AMOLED display and the FHD WLED display?
Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer A 4K screen will typically consume more power than a FHD screen regardless of the technology. More pixels are being pushed by the system. The difference depends upon usage, brightness, material being viewed, game configuration, etc. To reduce that difference one could configure the 4K OLED to run in a "dark mode" using less white thus turning on less pixels and saving some battery life. An explanation: To create black with AMOLED the pixel is simply not turned on -- there is no backlight. To create black with WLED the computer must consume power to block the WLED backlight.
  Answered 6 years ago by AustinHP
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