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Save $100 on this Grade-A refurbished HP EliteBook laptop with a 14″ 1080p touchscreen and Windows 10 Pro. It has a 256GB SSD, 8GB of RAM, and a speedy Intel Core i5-7200 processor. Its battery life is rated at 12 hours, and it’s got plenty of built-in ports so you don’t need an external dock to connect peripherals or displays.

Looking for a second computer or one for the kids? This refurbished HP EliteBook 840 is a great deal – going for less than half its original price. The 14″ laptop has 16GB of RAM, a 2.4GHz Intel Core i5-6300U CPU, a 256 GB SSD, and comes with Windows 10 Pro. The refurb quality is listed as grade “A,” which means it’s in near-mint condition.

HP’s high-end AIO desktop PC for 2021 has a 34″ ultrawide 5K display optimized for color accuracy. It tops out with an 11th-gen 8-core Intel i9 CPU and GeForce RTX 3080 GPU, and has Thunderbolt 4 support. It also has Bang & Olufsen audio, a repositionable webcam, and a wireless charger in its base. Drops October 2021.

This portable printer quickly outputs copies of Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other images on your phone onto 2″ x 3″ mini prints. Each glossy print has a peel-off sticky back so you can slap them on notebooks, laptops, and other surfaces.

HP’s upcoming Omen X 2S gaming laptop has a 6″ 60Hz LCD touchscreen above its keyboard. You can use it to magnify and mirror part of the main 15″ screen, have a second application open, use the laptop’s utility app and more. It will be available 07/2019 for $2099+.

The crazy expensive HP Omen X Emperium 65 is the first commercially available NVIDIA Big Format Gaming Display. The 65″ monitor has HDR, a 144Hz refresh rate, 4ms response time, and NVIDIA G-Sync. It also has an NVIDIA Shield built-in and comes with a soundbar.

HP’s upcoming USB Fingerprint Mouse lets you take advantage of Windows Hello authentication on any Windows 10 PC. It has a built-in fingerprint reader and stores your fingerprint on the device itself for added security. Drops 12/2018 for $49.

With the Spectre Folio, HP aims at people who want to own an elegant and stylish computer. The laptop and tablet hybrid is clad in full grain leather that extends to the touchpad. It has a Core i5 or Core i7 CPU, up to 16GB RAM, up to 2TB SSD, and a nano SIM slot.

HP’s Tango printer is designed to be used primarily with its companion app. It lets you print both via a Wi-Fi and a data connection, scan and share documents, even automatically order ink refills. It also works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Microsoft Cortana.

Nvidia’s Big Format Gaming Display is meant to be a 4K TV for gamers. It has a 65″ 4K HDR screen with 120Hz refresh rate and compatibility with G-Sync technology. It also has Nvidia’s Shield streaming built-in. Look for BFGDs from Asus, Acer and HP in 2018.

The HP Omen X laptop can be equipped with a Core i7-7820HK CPU, up to 32GB RAM and GTX 1070/1080 GPU that can all be overclocked. It also has tons of cooling and vents, a 1080p or 4K G-Sync display and a programmable backlit mechanical keyboard. Drops 11/2017 for $1200+.

The latest version of HP’s laptop-tablet hybrid has a 12.3″ 3000×2000 touchscreen, a stainless steel kickstand, two USB-C ports, a microSD ports and comes with a keyboard and digital pen. It can be maxed out with a dual-core Core i7 2.4GHz CPU, 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD.

One of the most glorious gaming monitors we’ve seen yet, this enormous 35″, 21:9 ratio curved screen packs a 3400×1440 resolution, a fast 100Hz refresh rate, and supports NVIDIA G-Sync to eliminate screen-tearing while you frag your enemies.

Despite measuring just 8.5″ x 8.5″ x 2.28″, HP’s new desktop system packs a punch, which can be kitted out with workstation-class parts like an Intel Xeon E3-12XXv5 CPU, NVIDIA Quadro M620 (mobile) GPU w/2GB VRAM, a speedy M.2 SSD, and up to 32GB ECC DDR4 RAM.

The svelte new HP Envy All-in-One has an adjustable 27″ 1440p IPS touchscreen and a base that houses most of its components, such as a 6th gen. Intel i5/i7 CPU, up to 16GB RAM and up to 2TB HDD. It also has a clever retractable webcam. Drops 10/2016 for $1300+.

HP’s hardcore gaming PC, the Omen X Desktop offers a fully customizeable, easy access chassis, liquid cooling, overclockable Intel K CPUs, VR-ready NVIDIA GTX 1080 or AMD Radeon RX graphics, DDR4 RAM, quad storage bays, a 1300w power supply and much more.

The Powerup Backpack can charge up to three devices at once, including a laptop, thanks to its removable 22400mAh battery. Its guide loops and rubber-lined slots secure charging cables neatly. It comes with two microUSB cables and an HP laptop charging cable.

HP tries to marry style and power with the new Spectre 13. It’s the world’s thinnest laptop at just 10mm thick and it weighs just 2.5lb. But it has a Core i5/i7 CPU, 8GB RAM, up to 512GB SSD, three USB-C ports and a 13.3″ 1080p display. Drops 4/25/16 for $1,170+.

This Windows 10 desktop PC features an ultra wide 34-inch curved display with 3440 x 1440 resolution, and a six speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system. Packs a 6th-gen Intel Core CPU, up to 16GB RAM, available hybrid SSD, and NVIDIA GeForce 960A graphics. Drops 11/15.

At just 9.8mm thick, HP’s new “Micro-Thin” 1080p LED/LCD monitor is nearly as slim as those pricey OLED displays but at a fraction of the price. The x2301 hits in June for just $280.

HP’s first serious tablet runs an optimized version of Palm’s webOS, has a 9.7-inch 1024×768 display, dual-core Snapdragon CPU, front-facing camera, Wi-Fi and an optional 3G model with GPS.

This clever ad for HP Photosmart printers was shot by printing out each frame of its animation in real time. We’re amazed they didn’t jam or run out of ink. Nothing like a little movie magic.

The latest of HPs TouchSmart portables, the tm2-2050 wields a zippy Core i3-330UM CPU, and features a 12.1 capacitive touchscreen which can flip between laptop and tablet modes.