HP has made a significant shift in its hardware strategy for mini PCs and all-in-ones, opting for AMD's new Ryzen AI Max chips for its mini PC and Intel's latest Core Ultra series for the all-in-one, marking a notable departure from Qualcomm.
The new OmniStudio X all-in-one, available in 31.5-inch and 27-inch models, boasts impressive specifications including a powerful 47 TOPS NPU and options for 4K IPS displays—highlighting HP's commitment to cutting-edge technology.
The 31.5-inch variant features a robust 4K IPS panel with HDR support and brightness up to 550 nits, while the 27-inch model offers flexible configurations catering to both touchscreen and non-touch preferences, showcasing tailored user experiences.
With features like built-in speakers, a 5-megapixel IR camera, and extensive connectivity options including USB-C and Wi-Fi 7 support, HP’s new offerings emphasize versatility and future-proofing in personal computing.
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