HP is a brand that is no stranger when it comes to offering a wide range of laptops for productivity, learning and even leisure purposes. They recently held the HP Imagine event at their headquarters in Palo Alto, California and showcased a number of new AI laptop offerings.HP I
The two laptops shown at the event include the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip and the HP EliteBook X, both AI productivity laptops that approach the concept of productivity in different ways.
Starting with the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip, it comes with a 14-inch OLED screen display with a 3K resolution that can be folded back to be used as a tablet. It comes with a screen display that can be used as a "digital canvas" and has a touch pad that comes with haptic feedback for a comfortable window scrolling experience.
Powered by an Intel Core Ultra 200V processing chip, the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip promises not only great and powerful computing performance, but also a long enough battery life and can play videos offline for 20 hours on a full charge.
Along with the processing chip are several new AI components, including HP Wolf Security software, a 9MP camera that is sharp and shows beautiful video recordings, and speakers and microphones by Poly Audio that ensure your teleconference sessions run smoothly.
HP also says that this laptop uses recycled construction materials, with 90 percent of the metal materials being recycled metal, and 50 percent of the plastic materials used are PCR plastics.
For those of you who want a more traditional and compact laptop, the HP EliteBook X might be for you. Powered by a series of AMD Ryzen PRO processing chips with an option for up to 64GB of LPDDR5X memory, this laptop is suitable not only for normal office productivity purposes, but can also be used for a number of technical tasks such as video editing and processing or 3D objects, arithmetic calculations and so on.
It also comes with HP Wolf security software and the same AI features featured on the HP OmniBook Ultra Flip. A unique feature of this HP EliteBook X is that it also uses recycled materials such as reused copper for its cooling system, and 20 percent of the display frame is made from recycled cooking oil.
The announced HP OmniBook Ultra Flip has already arrived in some selected markets at a price starting at $1449.99, while the HP EliteBook X will be shown around this December at a price to be announced.