HP thumbs its nose at Microsoft by bringing Google Apps to its small business PCs
HP will bundle and optimize Google Apps cloud-based office productivity tools on its small business computers and office gear for users looking for a Microsoft Office 365 alternative.
HP claims Windows XP’s downfall will boost PC sales
HP execs don't believe that Microsoft's Windows 8 will bring in the necessary interest to increase sales. Instead, the company thinks the demise of Windows XP will cause a boost in sales for the PC market.
HP’s EliteOne 800 and ProOne 600 all-in-ones and desktops get Haswell upgrade
HP brings the next-gen processor to the enterprise, powering workhorses like the 23-inch EliteOne 800 AiO, ElliteDesk 800 desktop PCs, 21-inch ProOne 600 AiO, and ProDesk 600 desktop computers.
HP planning to release fanless Haswell tablet sometime this year
HP is attempting to create a fanless Haswell-powered tablet by the end of this year. The proposed tablet was supposedly on stage at this year's Computex during one of Intel's keynote presentations, but was shown no attention.
HP updates desktop lineup with new Intel Haswell and AMD chips, starts at $290
HP outfits five new desktops with the latest processors and discrete graphics from AMD, Intel, and Nvidia. There is literally a shiny new PC for everyone from gamers to students for every budget.
HP Envy 14 TouchSmart Ultrabook sneaks out with 3200 x 1800 display
The HP Envy 14 TouchSmart Ultrabook will start at $699, but it can be upgraded to a whopping 3,200 x 1,800 resolution display. This puts the Envy 14 in the same display league as the Chromebook Pixel and the MacBook Pro, plus it bests the Pro by making the…
HP updates Envy printer lineup with 4500 and 5530 e-All-in-One multifunction devices
In addition to built-in wireless connectivity that lets you print from anywhere or from a smartphone, HP's new Envy 4500 and 5530 multifunction printers also feature a new subscription service that ensures you never run out of ink.
HP unveils new TouchSmart, Envy, Pavilion laptops and all-in-ones at bargain prices
HP unveiled its back-to-school line-up with a ton of new all-in-one PCs and laptops. The awesomeness? They all feature touchscreens with the Pavilion 11 TouchSmart notebook starting at $399.
HP’s hybrid grows up: Split x2 gets Core i5 and an extra hard drive
The HP Split x2 is a grown-up Envy x2 with a larger screen, more dock options, and powerful processors. All of that sounds great, but do people really want a 13.3-inch tablet, even if it does run Windows 8?
HP’s Probook line gets a design upgrade, still all business
The HP Probook 400 series is made for serious business but looks more like something you should envy. HP brings together slick design with enterprise-level specs and performance to create notebooks that will keep you looking good while you work hard.
Is Microsoft trying to snuff out Android with its ‘tax,’ or just milking it?
Guess what? Microsoft collects fees on the majority of Android devices sold worldwide. Is this "Microsoft tax" hurting Android...or just your wallet?
Leap Motion chooses HP to embed and bundle 3D motion-control into new devices
We talked to Leap Motion CEO and co-founder Michael Buckwald yesterday who told us that Leap will be teaming up with HP as its first OEM to actually build the Leap technology into products.
Bad day to be Windows 8: New OS blamed for 14% drop in Q1 PC sales
Thud. That's the sound of PC sales dropping 14 percent in the first quarter of this year according to a new report. While there are numerous factors contributing to the drop in sales, the most recent factor is the chilly reception consumers have given Windows…
GDC 2013: HP and ALT Systems team up to offer game developers something new
Computer manufacturer HP and system integrator ALT Systems have joined forces to offer game developers special units made just for them, including the Unreal Engine and more.
Apple and HP top customer experience ratings for computer companies
This year's Temkin Experience Ratings for customer experience included ten computer manufacturers. The third annual survey of 10,000 U.S. consumers placed Apple and HP at the top of the list, but who was at the bottom?