If you have been thinking about getting a new work laptop, the HP ProBook 4 G1i 14 Notebook AI PC with 3 Yr Wolf Pro Security ...

Walk into your local retailer and there’s a very good chance you’ll see several HP laptops on display in the computer section. The company makes all sorts of laptops, from high-end models aimed at ...

The HP OmniBook Ultra 14 shines thanks to AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 series processors, which delivers long battery life in real-world use with excellent performance. But “AI laptops” aren’t as futuristic as ...

Weighing less than three pounds and featuring a first-of-its-kind vapor chamber, HP's latest flagship ultraportable matches ...

HP's new ZBook Ultra 14 mobile workstation was spotted with an AMD Ryzen AI Max 390 "Strix Halo" APU in engineering sample (ES) form on Geekbench, with its 12 cores and 24 threads of Zen 5 CPU power, ...

HP has quietly introduced the 2025 EliteBook X G1a (HP EliteBook X G1a 14 inch Notebook Next Gen AI PC Wolf Pro Security Edition), a high-end laptop focused on AI computing. It stands out with 128GB ...

HP's new Omnibook Ultra 14 caught our attention at CES 2026, with its slim but tough design and Qualcomm chipset.

CES 2024: HP’s New 2-in-1 Laptops Offer AI Features Your email has been sent The OMEN Transcend 14 is built for creative work as well as games. Plus, HP announced its Series 5 monitors. Today at CES ...

HP's new ZBook Ultra G1a 14 workstation laptop impresses with its AMD Strix Halo APU, up to 128GB of RAM, and powerful integrated Radeon 8050S integrated GPU. Maxed-out specs pricing is eye-watering, ...

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HP's Omen Transcend line is a relatively new gaming sub-brand, first reviewed in the 16-inch size last year. The HP Omen Transcend 14 (starts at $1,599.99; $1,699.99 as tested) downsizes to a ...

Dell and HP are the two American giants of the PC industry, sort of like Ford and Chevy if they sold 90 percent boring boxes to huge industrial clients. (So, exactly like Ford and Chevy?) But it’s not ...