It’s a traditional tower desktop, but looks quite modern, and should easily blend into most setups. You’re getting a mix of ...

HP is pushing out a series of desktop upgrades, including a few for their TouchSmart multi-touch all-in-ones. Not only are they getting bumped up to the new Intel Core processors, but they’re bringin’ ...

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As the world continues to adapt to remote schooling and work, HP just announced a device designed to disrupt an area that will create a solution for many consumers and enterprise users. Today, I am ...

The HP Pavilion p7-1120 is a solid replacement for your dated, seven-year-old desktop. Its creature comforts, like integrated Wi-Fi, will keep mainstream users happy, and the Core i3 CPU and 8GB of ...

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One of the easiest ways to set up a home computer, whether you want to work from a home office, browse social media, or play some games, is to grab a premade system. There are so many desktop computer ...

While most people prefer laptops because of their portability, they do have their limitations. Due to their small form factor, they can’t achieve the same level of performance as desktop PCs; they ...

LAS VEGAS—It seems like a bit of a disconnect for HP to announce new commercial PCs at a trade show focused on consumer electronics, but HP—which didn’t book exhibit space at this year’s CES—is wise ...

In a category flush with speed demons and value-oriented media machines, HP’s latest desktop seems a bit dull. In the crowded realm of https://www.pcworld.com ...