HP has introduced the thinnest laptop to ever reach the market, the Spectre 13.3. Inspired by fashion products, the notebook is only 10.4 mm thick, beating Apple's 12-inch MacBook and other thin laptops. It's about the same thickness as a AAA battery and is also quite light at 2.45 pounds.

Using carbon fiber and metal, the HP Spectre 13.3 still provides a feeling of sturdiness despite its thin design. Some design elements, such as the laptop's tapered copper accents, were directly inspired by women's jewelry.

It comes with an i5/i7 processor, up to 8 GB of RAM, and up to 512 GB of storage. Three USB-C ports are found on the product.

HP will begin accepting preorders for the Spectre 13.3 on April 25 and the product will begin at $1,170.