HP laptops have always been a trusted choice for reliability, everyday performance and premium build quality. From lightweight models for students to powerful Victus and Omen machines for gamers, the ...

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The HP Spectre x360 14 is an impressively engineered 2-in-1 device that delivers solid performance and a decent battery life, capped off with a vibrant, accurate OLED display. Why you can trust Live ...

What if you could have sixteen desktop-class AMD Zen 5 CPU cores and a 96GB professional GPU in a thin & light laptop without compromising performance? Well, that's the promise of AMD's Ryzen AI MAX ...

The EliteBook Ultra G1i looks particularly compelling, and we also get our first glimpse at HP's new OmniDesk PCs. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming ...

Mashable reviews quite a few laptops every year, and one of the most reliable laptop brands we've tested is HP. That said, multiple great options can be a double-edged sword. How do you narrow it down ...

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Foldable devices are gaining momentum, and these adaptable screens are even starting to reach the laptop and PC market. The HP Spectre Foldable is one of the coolest foldable screen laptops we’ve seen ...

In a nutshell: HP is changing the naming scheme for its consumer and commercial PC lineups to prepare for Microsoft's new "AI PC" era. The company feels that the new "future-ready naming structure" ...

HP has just announced its killing off its Spectre, Envy, and Pavilion brands with the start of its new Copilot+ PCs launching today, introducing the new OmniBook X and EliteBook Ultra G1q laptops. The ...

HP is rebranding its consumer and commercial computers. The company will no longer use branding like Spectre and instead use Omni for all of its consumer-facing laptops, desktops, and all-in-ones ...