A slick design and a great OLED display can't offset the performance of HP's latest 14-inch Envy x360 convertible. Its low-wattage CPU is outpaced by the chips in some comparably priced rivals.

For a versatile but affordable device, check out the HP Pavilion 14 2-in ... Another great convertible that’s larger in size is the HP Envy X360, with a sizeable 16-inch screen that’s touch ...

For the 11th generation of its x360 2-in-1, HP isn’t ripping up any trees. But what it is doing is packing this laptop with ...

These are our favorite HP laptops from the company's OmniBook, Pavilion, Envy ... He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including keyboards, mice, USB-C docks and PC gaming accessories.

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The HP OmniBook Ultra 14 helps introduce a new brand, and it leverages AMD's latest chipset for solid performance efficiency. But it's not the perfect laptop.

Elsewhere on the Windows side, the HP Pavilion Plus 14 is a great value for offering an all-aluminum design and OLED display while keeping the price in the budget class. We've also long considered ...

Check out more Australian PC ... HP's flagship Spectre x360 gets a brilliant refreshed 13.5-inch lightweight design and a battery that goes for more than 15 hours, making this premium convertible ...

The HP Victus 15 has a good mid-range GPU and a fast (though slightly old) CPU. It’s not the best gaming PC by a longshot, but it will play most of today’s AAA games at medium settings and the ...

(Hell, even some nicer laptops don't have 120Hz refresh rates — M3 ... HP Pavilion Aero 13z-bg000 (AMD Ryzen 5 8640U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) — $599.99 $899.99 (save $300) HP Pavilion x360 ...

Years ago it was inarguably cheaper to build your own gaming PC than to buy a boutique gaming rig. That's not the case anymore. It's not uncommon for major brands like Alienware, HP, and Lenovo to ...