high-spec

Loaded with features

High-spec describes something built with superior specifications or features, typically electronics, vehicles, or equipment.

A high-spec laptop has a faster processor, more memory, and better display than basic models.

They went for the high-spec version with all the extras.

More common in British than American English, where "high-end" often serves the same purpose.

technology

premium

Added cost for better

flagship · powerful · state-of-the-art · professional-grade · upgraded · maxed-out · loaded · tricked-out · souped-up · bleeding-edge

automotive

luxury

Expensive nonessential comfort

torque · sports car · supercar · V8 · engine · suspension · carbon fiber · aerodynamic · leather interior · infotainment

construction

industrial

Of factories and production

heavy-duty · engineered · load-bearing · structural · certified · compliant · tolerances · materials · fabrication · precision

computing

processor

Component that executes instructions

  • RAMTemporary data storage hardware
  • graphics cardVisual processing hardware
  • SSDChip-based storage device

display · resolution · refresh rate · GPU · CPU · cores · memory · bandwidth · storage · motherboard

Opposites
technical specification level

high-speclow-end

Bottom-tier in price

basic · entry-level · bare-bones · no-frills · low-tier

market positioning

high-specbudget

Plan for spending

economy · cheap · bargain-basement · consumer-grade · mass-market

complexity/sophistication

high-specbasic

Fundamental in nature

simple · unsophisticated · rudimentary · primitive · elementary

Family

high, spec, higher, highest, highly, highness, specification, specifications, specify

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