CES 2025 continues to bring new interesting products across the board. Some big tech companies have also used the event to announce their new AI-powered PCs with Copilot+ features. HP, one of the best-known brands in the segment,

Qualcomm teased Copilot Plus mini PCs earlier today, but HP is already announcing its own Copilot Plus mini PC and all-in-one desktop PCs, and neither will be powered by Qualcomm. HP has opted for AMD’s new Ryzen AI Max chips for its mini PC and Intel’s latest Core Ultra 200V series processors for the all-in-one.

I checked out HP’s new OmniDesk PC line ahead of its CES 2025 debut. It brings a slick modern design and AI processing to buyers of mainstream and budget desktops. And who doesn't like wood-grain?

HP has done it again. Just last year, it launched a redesigned flagship Windows 11 all-in-one desktop, and this year it has refined that product into the world’s first Copilot+ all-in-one PC

HP starts the year strong by giving its EliteBook series an AI boost alongside the new OmniStudio X, which could dominate the all-in-one space.

CES 2025 is the home for all technology innovation for the coming 2025 year, and this year HP has pulled out all the stops for PCs and their AI solutions.

HP unveils AI PCs for every user type, from the entry-level worker to on-the-go executive change agents, reinventing the enterprise market.

HP announced three new 14-inch Elitebooks at CES 2025, all powered by the latest Intel processors. The laptop lineup includes the Elitebook Ultra G1i — it has a 3K OLED screen, a 9MP webcam and a haptic touchpad — and two Elitebook X models,