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HP ENVY 4 Ultrabook hands-on and unboxing

, Jul 18th 2012 Discuss [0]

HP's new ENVY 4 Ultrabook has landed on the SlashGear test bench this week. Complete with a sleek and impressive design, dual-stereo Beats Audio speakers, and Intel's 3rd Gen Ivy Bridge dual-core i5 processor. Back in May we received our first glance at the new ENVY Ultrabook, but today we've given it another look in a quick hands-on video. More details, pictures, and specs are available after the break. Read The Full Story

Lenovo close to overtaking HP as world’s top PC maker

, Jul 16th 2012 Discuss [0]

Analysts claim there could be a new leader in the PC market, with the possibility of Lenovo overtaking Hewlett-Packard’s top spot before the end of the year. If it does happen, it would be the first Chinese PC maker company to take the top place in any global technology sector. Last year, Lenovo PC sales overtook Dell sales in the third quarter, moving its way up to the number two spot globally with a 14.9 percent market share—just a mere 0.6 percent short of HP’s market share. Read The Full Story

HP outs All-in-One PC quartet including sleek ENVY 23

, Jul 9th 2012 Discuss [0]

HP has revealed a new all-in-one foursome, targeting home, business and multimedia users with fully-integrated PCs offering optional touchscreens. The HP ENVY 23 All-in-One and HP Pavilion 23 All-in-One take on the home market, with 23-inch Full 1080p displays and HP's own media streaming software suite, while the HP Compaq Elite 8300 and HP Compaq Pro 6300 target business users. Read The Full Story

HP WindsorNot webOS phone ditched physical keyboard

, Jul 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

It’s hard not to still feel the pain over the demise of webOS, although maybe you can take comfort in the fact that HP was working until the very end on new devices. webOS Nation has unearthed a video from design company Transparent House that shows a webOS device without a portrait QWERTY keyboard. Both Palm and HP's webOS devices offered portrait QWERTY keyboards, but it looks like a full touch experience was being working on behind the scenes. Read The Full Story

HP to hold off on ARM-based Windows tablet

, Jun 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

HP has confirmed that it is canceling plans to launch an ARM-based Windows RT tablet and will instead focus solely on Intel-based Windows 8 tablets for debut this fall. The company explains that the decision was influenced by customer feedback, which indicated that the ecosystem of x86 applications would offer the best customer experience. Read The Full Story

HP reportedly first to ditch Windows RT tablet plans over Microsoft’s Surface

, Jun 29th 2012 Discuss [0]

Microsoft has so alienated Windows RT tablet manufacturers with its own-brand Surface that OEMs are abandoning the platform, insiders claim, with HP leading the way in ditching its roadmap. The PC company had intended to launch a number of Qualcomm-powered Windows RT models, it’s said, but according to SemiAccurate‘s sources HP dropped its plans after Microsoft’s handling of Surface and OS licensing.

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Surface spawned over timid OEMs tip ex-Microsofties

, Jun 25th 2012 Discuss [0]

Fears of Windows tablet manufacturer apathy spurred Microsoft's Surface development, despite insistence that the slates are intended to support not compete with OEM efforts, according the latest batch of rumors. Observations of the extent to which Apple will go to secure the materials necessary to develop distinctive and unique products - and concerns that its own Windows OEMs were playing device strategy too safely - prompted Microsoft taking Surface into its own hands, a former executive told the NYT, burned too by the ill-fated HP Slate 500 project. Read The Full Story

SlashGear Morning Wrap-Up: June 22, 2012

, Jun 22nd 2012 Discuss [0]

This morning we've got a couple of reviews that you're going to need to take a look at, the first of which may well be the cutest piece of gadgetry you've ever seen in your life: Arcadie for iPhone! Then you'll want to head back down to the ol' HP Z220 Workstation review for some awesome customizability action! Those of you working with the DROID RAZR will be glad to hear that today the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update has gone live! Read The Full Story

HP Z220 SFF Workstation Review

, Jun 21st 2012 Discuss [0]

This week we’ve got our hands on the latest member of HP‘s workstation family in the HP Z220 SFF, and inside this box we’ve found what must be the easiest to modify computer on the planet. Not only can you plug and play everything you’ve come to expect from an HP whose case side literally has a giant hand-sized hinge made for opening, but you’ve got screw-less entry basically everywhere as well. Power of the machine that results aside, this is one fabulously presto change-o computing magician if ever have we seen one.

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First-gen HP Project Moonshot bypasses ARM for Intel

, Jun 20th 2012 Discuss [0]

If you recall, HP’s Project Moonshot was an attempt ot create an ultra low-power server using ARM’s Calxeda, allowing the company to pack a large number of servers into a single rack unit. Now it looks like HP has decided to move in a different direction, announcing that it will be initially using Intel’s “Centerton” Atom chips instead. HP say they went with Atom due to the 64-bit support, hardware virtualization, low power requirements, and a broader software ecosystem. Read The Full Story

HP Z220 and EliteBook Mobile Workstations get Ivy Bridge and prices

, Jun 4th 2012 Discuss [0]

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. Read The Full Story

Google grabs HP webOS Enyo HTML5 team

, May 25th 2012 Discuss [0]

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. Read The Full Story
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