The HP Eliteboard G1a packs an AMD chip into a keyboard with either an attached or detachable USB-C cable.

HP Philippines officially introduced its latest addition to its workstation portfolio: the ZBook Ultra G1a laptop, HP’s most powerful 14” mobile workstation, and the Z2 Mini G1a Workstation ...

Hewlett Packard has today unveiled a new addition to their range of mini PC systems with the introduction of the HP Z2 Mini G3 mini desktop PC which is equipped with a NVIDIA Quadro graphics processor ...

HP introduced two tiny desktop computers at the Consumer Electronics Show this year, and now select models are available for purchase. The HP Stream Mini is an entry-level model with a starting price ...

The EliteBoard is a full-fledged desktop PC, based on a Ryzen mobile CPU, stuffed into a thin keyboard. (Think Commodore 64, ...

HP is going modular with its latest business-class mini-desktop computer. The new HP Elite Slice is a tiny desktop that measures about 1.5 inches thick and 6 inches across. The computer itself houses ...

HP’s EliteBoard G1a is a full Copilot+ desktop built into a 750 g keyboard. It targets flexible offices with over 50 TOPS on ...

Even though roughly 81% of Americans own a smartphone, desktop computers still offer enough benefits to make them a staple in a majority of homes across the United States. HP has been a leading ...

Putting serious computing power into a mini desktop PC isn't easy. Why? Desktop-class CPUs, graphics chips, and other components count on the support of large cooling fans and heat sinks that simply ...

Hybrid work becomes more complicated when your computer isn't necessarily up to the task of juggling video calls, and buying new gear to beef up your remote working station can add up. Enter, the ...

Hewlett-Packard has just unveiled the HP Pro 3130, a mini-tower desktop intended for growing small to mid-size businesses on a budget. This small form factor desktop can be simple, but there are ...

Putting serious computing power into a mini desktop PC isn't easy. Why? Desktop-class CPUs, graphics chips, and other components count on the support of large cooling fans and heat sinks that simply ...