Can the 3-in-1 HP Spectre Fold replace your laptop, tablet, and desktop PC?

The HP Spectre Fold is a laptop, tablet, and desktop PC, but it doesn't do any of those better than a device that comes much, much cheaper. The starting price for this device is a whopping $5,000.
The 3-in-1 Spectre Fold is HP’s attempt to scale the foldable design to a laptop-sized product. The first time I tried to pry the foldable apart I realized there were no gaps to stick my fingers into. Instead, I needed to shove my fingernails in between the internal keyboard and top screen and pry them apart like the jaws of life. So much excellent engineering went into this luxury-priced folding laptop, but I wonder if they couldn’t have created a notch to stick my fingers in?
With all the talk about foldable phones, there may be room for a thin laptop that becomes a tablet, which becomes a desktop. Lenovo tried a very similar thing back in 2020 with the X1 Fold, though that was much smaller and thicker than HP’s design, with a starting price of $2,500. Then there was Asus with their ZenBook 17 Fold OLED that tried and couldn’t quite manage to achieve the fabled 3-in-1 dream at $3,500.
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[@SparkyRih]

I've been waiting for that foldable from Lenovo, but this one looks better...

[@randomnobodyplaythrough7770]

Not for me.

[@lth7493]

쳐돌았나 누가 600만원이 넘는 돈을 주면서까지 이걸 산대? 그만큼의 가치가 있나?

[@strategygalactic]

It doesn't cost 6 million. It costs 5000.