Both the 60Hz and 144Hz displays are 15.6-inch, non-touch panels with full HD (1,920-by-1,080-pixel) resolution backed by an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650. The Pavilion features a six-core, 3.3GHz (4.2GHz ...

If you think desktops are boxy, stale and ugly, be prepared to erase your negative conceptions of the often overlooked PC form factor. HP’s reimagined desktop is not only elegantly designed, but ...

Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was excellent. Tasks like email, word processing and web browsing will be speedy and you can even accomplish tougher tasks like video editing and ...

Playful, stylish, iconic – these aren’t terms you normally see pop up in a press release involving new computers, but HP isn’t afraid of being trendy, as evidenced by the new lineup of Pavilion ...

Sometimes it feels like our phones and other devices can do it all. For a desktop computer to be worth the investment, it really needs to be able to go above and beyond. The HP Pavilion All-in-One ...

Performance: Overall this desktop's performance was excellent. Tasks like email, word processing and web browsing will be speedy and you can even accomplish tougher tasks like video editing and ...

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HP OmniBook 5 Metallic(Previously Pavilion) 13th Gen Intel Core i5 1334U (16GB LPDDR5X, 512GB SSD) WUXGA, 2K, IPS, 16/40.6cm, Win11, M365 Basic(1yr)*Office24, Blue,1.79kg, ba1123TU,FHD camera Laptop ...

Spring is well underway, and that can only mean one thing for HP: time to unveil a wave of new home PCs. The company has trotted out a host of new Pavilion PCs that pack both obligatory upgrades -- ...

At 0.74 by 12.8 by 8.7 inches, the HP is also a hair thinner than last year's version, but at 3.55 pounds it's slightly overweight—the Lenovo Flex and Acer Spin 3 are 3.3 pounds each, and the LG Gram ...

What is the Pavilion Wave? It’s a question as old as time, dating at least as far back as the early hours of this morning when HP showed off its strange new cloth-covered bit of hardware. It most ...