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HP says their new PavilionAero13 with up to 10.5 hours battery life is the company’s lightest consumer laptop at less than one kilogram, and the first Pavilion laptop to feature a full magnesium-aluminum chassis and a 4-sided narrow bezel. Available in Pale Rose Gold, Warm Gold, Ceramic White, and Natural Silver.
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| Pretty on the outside and the inside too (Source: HP) |
It is the first Pavilion laptop with 2.5k resolution (2304 × 1296) and 90% screen-to-body ratio and a 16:10 aspect ratio which gives 10% more vertical screen viewing (which means less scrolling needed). The screen can put out up to 400 nits of brightness and has a 100% sRGB wide color palette.
The Pavilions screens are driven by the GPU in the AMD APU.
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| The HP Pavilion Aero 13 is an AMD-exclusive, powered by an AMD‘Zen 3’core 7 5800U APU (Source: AMD) |
In addition to a big bright screen, the laptops have a blur light filter.
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| Eyesafe filters protect users from harmful blue light (Source: Eyesafe) |
With average screen time exceeding 10 hours per day on average, we are all taking in large amounts of high-energy visible blue light. This exposure can lead to headaches, sore/dry eyes, blurred vision, and prolonged exposure over time could even cause retina damage. High-energy visible (HEV) blue light has been identified as a contributor to these effects due to the sensitivity of the human eye, compounded by the high energy it carries.
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| Eyesafe Displays actively spread the blue light spectrum to reduce the peak energy emitted from the LED (Source: Eyesafe). |
HP has extended the blue light filtering to a new line of monitors too.
Monitors too
Expanding the HP’s Eyesafe Certified Monitor, HP’s Series13. M line includes a 24-and 27-inch display.
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| HP’s new M24fwa and M27fwa 1920 × 1080 monitors (Source: HP) |
Eyesafe Display manages light energy at the source – selectively reducing blue light and dispersing across the light spectrum.
The HP Pavilion Aero 13 is expected to be available beginning in July at HP.com for a starting price of $749. The device will also be available at select US retailers later this fall. The HPM24fwa FHD Monitor is expected to be available in July at HP.com for a starting price of $229.99. TheHPM27fwa FHD Monitor is expected to be available in July at HP.com for a starting price of $289.99.
The notebook is made with post-consumer recycled and ocean-bound plastics, saving over 6,000 plastic bottles from entering the ocean. The notebooks feature water-based paint, which helps reduce VOC emissions, and its outer box and fiber cushions are 100% sustainably sourced and recyclable.