The HP OmniBook Ultra Flip 14 2-in-1 laptop is our favorite convertible device. Enjoy savings of $500 if you purchase it from ...

What it is HP 14″ OMEN Transcend Gaming Laptop (14t-fb100) is a compact OLED rig with up to Core Ultra 9 and GeForce RTX 5070 ...

The HP Omnibook 5 14 inch Laptop Next Gen AI PC is a budget-friendly laptop offering 16-hour battery life, a top-tier display, a lightweight design, and a reasonable price, in spite of a couple minor ...

Black Friday (November 28) – the biggest shopping event of the year – is almost here, and tech giant HP has kicked things off ...

Looking for a solid laptop that won’t drain your bank account? HP just dropped one of the most aggressive deals we’ve seen this year on Amazon: The HP 14-inch laptop with a full year of Office 365 ...

Grab this 14-inch Intel-powered laptop with Windows 11 Pro and Copilot preloaded and a free $200 accessories bundle for just $351.

The new Omen Transcend 14 gaming notebook is the latest member of the Omen Transcend gaming laptop family, with a smaller 14-inch display compared to the usual 16-inch displays in the Omen Transcend ...

The critical technology under its hood is an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 375 coming directly from AMD’s equally obtuse product ...

The HP 14-inch Laptop PC arrives at Walmart in October 2021. It's packing Qualcomm-based 7c Gen 2 graphics and processing power. Pricing is unknown and will be disclosed "closer to availability." It ...

You probably know that HP's Pavilion brand is for consumer PCs priced and positioned below its upscale Envy and Spectre lines. But Pavilion is only the second-lowest rung on HP's notebook-PC ladder.

HP's Pavilion design won’t turn too many heads, but it’s still a decent-looking laptop at this price. The all-silver look is more interesting than all-black laptops, particularly in budget-friendly ...

HP’s Spectre x360 14 does almost everything well. That’s hard to pull off. I test a lot of high-end laptops. After two months, I can say that Spectre x360 14 is one of the best laptops I’ve used to ...