Other amenities include Wi-Fi 6 wireless connectivity, two USB 3.0 Type-A ports, two USB 3.1 Type-A ports, a single USB 3.0 ...

HP even set its portable PC’s starting price at $899.99, which feels like a fair price considering the brand’s other similarly-priced all-in-one PCs that don’t have a handle or battery power.

The Envy Move starts at $900 (currently on sale for $750) for a Core i3-1315U CPU, 8GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD, and a 23.8-inch IPS display. The high-end configuration is $1,210 ($1,060 on sale) for a ...

If you treat your all-in-one PC as the central hub of your home, shouldn't it double as a voice control hub, too? HP thinks so. It's launching a new version of its 34-inch curved Envy all-in-one ...

The PC market is largely focused on laptops these days, so it’s unusual to see a powerful new all-in-one PC. HP is announcing exactly that at CES 2020 this week, with its new Envy 32 AiO.

HP's new Envy Move desktop, however, is more a hybrid design that attempts to take the best part of both form factors. Technically it's an 23.8-inch all-in-one (AIO) desktop with all of the ...

HP is once again revamping its Envy laptop line, but this time it's more about who the company is working with than the raw specs.The headliner, the Envy x360 15.6-inch convertible, is billed as ...

On paper, that gives the Envy a 32% larger display area, 20% more brightness, and 5 times better contrast to the iMac. HP also claims that this is the first HDR 600 PC on the market.

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HP Envy 34 review: A stylish, but expensive, widescreen all-in-one PC. If you can afford it, then the Envy 34 provides a stylish and impressive home entertainment system or executive desktop PC.

The Spectre’s screen is half an inch smaller than the 14.5-inch screen on the old Envy 14, but the resolution has actually improved to 1600 by 900. That all sounds like great news, but we’re ...