Following in the footsteps of the original Lenovo X1 Fold and the ASUS Zenbook 17 Fold from 2022, today HP announced its first laptop with a flexible screen: the HP Spectre Fold. The big difference is that it feels way sleeker and more well-built than anything that’s come before. HP touts the Spectre Fold as the company’s first 3-in-1 as it can seamlessly switch between tablet, multiple laptop configurations and even a portable all-in-one depending on how you bend its 17-inch OLED display. It’s clever design also includes hidden magnetic charging coils that allow the system to top off its included Bluetooth keyboard and stylus when not in use, so you never have to worry about doing that yourself. And the Spectre Fold is thinner and lighter than all of its rivals too, weighing under three pounds and measuring just 8.5mm thick (unfolded). The huge downside is that it costs $5,000, so if you want one you better start saving up.

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