We had our eyes and hands on several of the models we're getting official information on today last month, now it's time to see what HP will be pressenting to the world in final form. First we've got the HP Z220 Workstations, then the HP EliteBook Mobile Workstations as well, both of these lineups bringing you no less than next-level Intel core and Intel Xeon processors.
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HP Z220 and EliteBook Mobile Workstations get Ivy Bridge and prices
Google grabs HP webOS Enyo HTML5 team
Google has quietly snatched up the HP team responsible for the webOS Enyo HTML5 project, it's been revealed, with the search giant expected to use their expertise in Android, ChromeOS and other products. Initially believed to be the bulk of the team, according to The Verge, then narrowed down to roughly half a dozen by AllThingsD - including project chief Matt McNulty - the ship-jumping was not apparently done all at once, but after a series of individual hires. However, HP says its open-source webOS plans are still on track.
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HP to cut 9,000 jobs by October, 27,000 jobs by 2014
HP has announced new plans for some major restructuring that would see an 8 percent reduction in its worldwide staff by the end of 2014. That means of its 350,000 employees, a total of 27,000 will be gone within the next two years with the first batch of 9,000 employees to be cut by the end of October.
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HP Q2 2012 shows $1.6b Earnings
This week HP is showing off their second financial quarter earnings wares with $1.6 billion in GAAP earnings no less than a 27k employee cut restructuring plan. This call includes HP's announcement of a new revenue of $30.7 billion, this a decline of 3 percent year-over-year. HP's earnings of $1.6 billion this quarter compared to last quarter is a massive 31 percent decline - not the news you want to hear if you're an investor, to be sure.
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HP Autonomy co-founder Mike Lynch replaced
Regardless of his gung-ho attitude at the partner conference that took place recently, it appears that HP's restructuring plan has Autonomy co-founder Mike Lynch's name on its chopping block. To help HP's Autonomy performance, says the company, they'll be replacing Lynch with executive vice president of HP Software Bill Veghte. This move has Mike Lynch, also the executive vice president for Information Management, heading out after a transition period.
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HP earnings call includes 27k job cuts
This week HP is sending out word that not only are they doing relatively well in the stock market with per-share earnings of 98 cents (over 91 cents projected), they're cutting 27,000 jobs by 2014. According to HP, this is 8% of their total workforce according to - strangely enough - numbers they have from October 31st, 2011. This "restructuring" plan includes a "portion" leaving the company as a part of a voluntary early retirement program "whose combined age and years of service exceed certain levels."
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HP Z420 Workstation review
Workstation computers are strange beasts: it’s rare that someone more used to a traditional laptop or desktop will need them, or indeed, will be able to justify the extra expense. But for those who need massive amounts of performance for specific tasks, there’s no way to beat them. In contrast with their consumer products, HP’s workstations have earned a reputation as some of the best in the business, and we were thrilled to put the new Z420 Workstation through its paces.
Woot offering 32GB HP TouchPad for $200
Missed out on the original HP TouchPad firesale? The ill-fated tablet gained a second lease on life once hackers started going to work on it and produced Ice Cream Sandwich ROMs. Fear not, you’ve got another chance to snag one: Woot is offering a refurbished 32GB HP Touchpad for $200. It’s one day only, and the deal is sure to catch fire, so you’ll have to move quickly.
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HP Sleekbook muddies the Ultrabook waters
Once upon a time you could have a regular laptop or you could pay a whole lot more and get an ultraportable one. Now, Intel is pushing ultrabooks, HP has just thrown down the "Sleekbook" and only Apple is really making any headway, not even bothering to class the MacBook Air as anything other than a notebook. HP is pushing the Sleekbook name - featuring for the first time on 14- and 15.6-inch ENVY models unveiled today - as, it seems, a counter-branding attempt that gives the firm more flexibility in its hardware decisions.
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HP Officejet 150 Mobile All-in-One printer hands-on
This week we've gotten our hands on the next-generation HP mobile all-in-one printer by the name of Officejet 150. This machine is made for mobile professionals and is able to print, scan, and copy. The reason you'll want to pick this machine up is the fact that it's so incredibly compact and works with full-sized 8.5 x 11 inch paper as well as a rechargeable lithium ion battery. You've for Bluetooth connectivity built-in as well as the ability to connect to what HP mentions are "select" mobile devices including Windows Mobile and Blackberry smartphones.
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HP X4000 Wireless Laser Mice get fashionable
The folks at HP have brought everything from cupcakes to a lovely white mustache to your hand with the HP X4000 Wireless Laser Mice line. These mice are meant to connect to your computer wirelessly and give you no less than a perfectly comfortable ride while your fingers dance on the secured grip offered on both the left and right sides and back of the device. Along with 1600 dpi precision right here in every single model, you'll be glad you picked up one of these little beasts here in the Spring of 2012.
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HP ENVY Spectre XT hands-on
This week HP has revealed the next generation in their Spectre line with the HP ENVY Spectre XP, a notebook with style and power to spare. This notebook works with Beats Audio, has a backlit keyboard, and has a lovely slim-bezel 13.3-inch display. The whole unit measures in at 14.5mm thin and weighs just 3.07 pounds, yet contains no less than the 3rd Generation Intel Core line of processors as well as a 128GB SSD.
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