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HP Spectre x360 13-ap0003ns Wireless Driver – HP Spectre x360 13-ap0003ns Wireless driver is a software component that allows the operating system to communicate with HP Spectre x360 13-ap0003ns Wireless Adapter Card.

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The 13.3-inch, 1080p touchscreen of the Spectre x360 may have been brighter, but I still enjoyed watching movies and TV shows on a clean, colorful screen. From the aquamarine skin to the scarlet hair, the various colors of the trailer of the next X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix, have appeared on the Spectre x360 screen. The vortex of fire that enveloped Dark Phoenix at the end of the trailer was a sea of percussion oranges and deep violets. The presentation was so clear that I noticed a floating boot among thousands of pieces of wood while Jean Gray was floating in the air, looking at his opponent Quicksilver with threatening orange eyes. The striking colors of the panel reflect the ability of the Spectre x360 13-ap0003ns to cover 150% of the sRGB color gamut.

This makes the screen more colorful than the Gram 14 2 in 1 (128%), the Yoga C930 (100%) and the MateBook 13 (122%). The screen on the average premium laptop (118%) is not as dynamic. Unlike the bright screen of the Spectre x360, its maximum brightness is a bit disappointing. Although the sign is far from cloudy, at 287 nits, it is not as bright as the category average (329 nits) or competing laptops like the MateBook 13 (318 nits). Again, Yoga C930 (273 nits) and Gram 14 2 in 1 (253 nits) also failed in this area. I had no problem using the Spectre x360’s touch screen to browse the web or draw images in 3D Paint with my fingers or the included active pencil. HP did it again, adapting a super comfortable keyboard to a frame as thin as possible. With a displacement of 1.4 millimeters, the chiclet Spectre x360 13-ap0003ns keyboard is deeper than most of its competitors. Yes, we are a little ahead of our 1.5mm preference, but the keys still feel stuck and offer an excellent tactile response, perhaps due to their ideal grams. Better yet, the keys are large, well spaced and offer two levels of backlit brightness, the highest of which is bright enough. To return to the design of this beauty, even the large and simple font used by HP on the keys looks sophisticated. My fingers passed the 10FastFingers.com writing test at 120 words per minute with 96% accuracy. These two scores are one point above my typical rates of 119 words per minute, 95% speed and accuracy. The 4.7 x 2.3 inch touchpad of the Specter x360 reacted quickly to my slide attempts and I realized the responsiveness of my fingers to the realization of their gestures, such as running a three-finger slide to change windows or to zoom the image.