HP’s Omni range covers laptop, desktop, tablet
Desktops are seemingly alive and well, as are colourful computers, with HP expanding its “Omnibook” computers beyond laptops with long battery lives.
Desktops are seemingly alive and well, as are colourful computers, with HP expanding its “Omnibook” computers beyond laptops with long battery lives.
Those who still print and also happen to use a printer made by HP may find themselves saving ink and potentially money. Curiously, AI could be the reason why.
Arriving in a design like no other commonly found PC, the HP EliteBoard G1a is clever and should find its way to more desks. If only HP wasn’t getting in the way of its own gear.
One of the most clever concepts in desktop computing now exists in Australia. But it’s not made for home or family, with business the main focus.
The HP Omen 16 almost feels like a machine lost in time. On the one hand, the specs seem solid, but the speed isn’t there the way it should be.
It’s that time again, parents: school is back, and that means gear is needed for your kids. How do you pick laptops for students in 2026?
CES is more than just TVs and robots, as HP shows what we can expect for PCs this year, including a full computer inside a keyboard.
A workstation made small with power for graphics making? The HP ZBook Ultra G1a makes the case, provided you don’t mind a few compromises.
HP’s take on a thin and light laptop mightn’t have the performance of other PCs, but it has somewhere you will want: battery to spare.
The age of the AI PC is upon as laptops deliver AI power with plenty of battery life. Is the HP OmniBook X 14 a perfect example of this?