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What is the advantage of the Spectre over the 9560~? Seem like the same package to me~ 
Comparing to the DELL XPS 15 9560
Both have same commonalities
1) Both come with true 4K touchscreen and thin bezel
2) Both are about the same weight and size
3) Both the CPUs support hardware-accelerated AES encryption using Intel AES-NI instructions
4) Unfortunately, both the Samsung SM961(HP)/PM961(DELL) SSDs does NOT support hardware encryption since they are OEM SSDs
Advantages of the HP
1) Should be attractively cheaper since it's a duo-core
2) Looks sleeker and more aesthetically appealing in its dark color outlook with copper edges
3) It has better support for eGPU (like the Razor Core and ASUS ROG XG2) if I'm not wrong
4) It comes with a faster SAMSUNG SSD (SM961). Make sure you get the one which has a SAMSUNG SSD and not the slower TOSHIBA SSD
5) It has more stable INTEL 8265 wifi vs DELL's KILLER wifi (apparently KILLER just updated to a more stable wifi driver - awaitinig feedback)
6) Pen support
7) Its cooler and less noisy especially when playing games
8) Longer battery life. For work it clocks at about 8 - 9 hrs. (DELL is about 6 - 7 hrs)
9) Has 1xHDMI 2.0 port which can output 4K@60Hz
...and of course it also comes with disadvantages
Disadvantages
1) Its screen wobbles more since it's a convertible
2) Its screen color accuracy is not as good as DELL
3) Its weaker dGPU means it can't play FHD games as well as the DELL
4) No external battery gauge
5) It charges using one USB port so it'll have one USB port less for use as compared to the DELL
6) HP does not come with many accessories like DELL's TB dock, fingerprint scanner etc
7) It comes with duo-core and lower speed RAM. DELL comes with quad-core CPU and higher RAM Speed
Unconfirm
1) DELL's TB3 port confirms output at 16Gbps (i.e. at TB2 speed) with its 2xPCIe lanes. HP is still yet to be confirmed but looks like it can run at 32Gbps (i.e. TB3 speed with 4xPCIe lanes)
2) Whether HP supports BIOS and UEFI for boot up (DELL supports both)
DISCLAIMER
The above info is accurate to the best of my knowledge. Users are required to confirm the accuracy of the info themselves
