Non-centered trackpads disgust me.
I'm not liking them but if you consider that the trackpad is centered on the alpha keys then it makes sense since. I'm not defending the off centered-ness but technically it is centered, you just need to consider what its centered against
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How is the thermal/cooling solution of their Spectre compared with the Thinkpads/Yoga series?
From the page you linked:
Spectre x360, which comes with an Intel Core i7-8750H processor, an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti Max-Q GPU with 4GB of VRAM, 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD.
From HP's page, we see the laptop is 19.3 MM thin, that's only .6 millimeters thicker then the Thinkpad X1E (18.7mm). Do you really think that this laptop will be quieter or without fans when its running the same exact hardware in virtually the same exact form factor.
You seem to ignore everyone's input and advice and go off on your own, so I'm sure why you keep asking the same questions over and over and I'm sure this post won't garner much traction and you'll probably go and buy the laptop or a similarly configured one and then complain about the noise.
As others stated so many times, laptops are a balance of compromises, do you want performance in a fairly thin enclosure, well then you're going to deal with fan noise. It doesn't matter if its from HP, Lenovo, Asus, or Razer. If you want a dead silent laptop, then you need to search out a passively cooled model.
Again, beating the dead horse add infinium, you have unrealistic goals and requirements. You cannot have a dead silent laptop running high end performance CPU and GPUs. You must choose, performance or passively cooled. You cannot have both.
