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HP Unveils Broadest Consumer Portfolio of AI-Enhanced Laptops: Your Personal AI Assistant in a Portable Package

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Today, HP has announced the release of its newest Envy and Pavilion laptop PCs – now the broadest consumer portfolio of AI-enhanced laptops. These devices are designed to unlock your creativity and productivity with the latest AI capabilities for the most personalised experiences yet.

 

Exciting new features across both the Envy and Pavilion portfolios include:

  • Either Intel® Core™ Ultra or AMD Ryzen™ processors – both offering dedicated NPUs for even more personalised performance.
  • HP Smart Sense, which leverages AI to automatically optimize elements of the device like fan noise, temperature, and performance tailored to your workflow.
  • Copilot in Windows, which complements your capabilities and creativity with intelligent assistance and relevant answers. These are HP’s first devices with the Copilot key, where you can access this AI-powered intelligent assistant with a single press of a button. Also available is an innovative AI meeting assistant through a 30-day trial of Otter.ai.
  • Audio tuning by Poly with Poly Studio, and up to a 5MP camera for the perfect collaboration pair up.
  • ENERGY STAR® Certified and up to EPEAT® Gold with Climate+ Registered to extend HP’s commitment to a more sustainable future, incorporating recycled materials before, during, and after use.

 

The HP Envy Series – Unparallelled Adaptability for Limitless Personalization

 

The new HP Envy x360 14 inch 2-in-1 Laptop PC and HP Envy x360 16 inch 2-in-1 Laptop PC are adaptable companions that move with you, delivering:

  • Flexibility to Power Your Lifestyle: Choose between 14- and 16-inch versions with either Intel® or AMD Ryzen™ processors, perfect for versatile functionality, featuring a high-strength aluminum design, and Thunderbolt™ 4 ports (on Intel® models). Both new laptops power through all-day use for up to 17 hours of immersive creativity.
  • Expertly Curated Sights and Sounds: Experience unmatched clarity and comfort with an immersive 16:10 screen ratio, enhanced by upgrades to the keyboard and touchpad for more comfortable browsing, editing, and gaming. The optional 2.8K OLED display features an IMAX Enhanced certification for superior visuals.

 

The 14- model will be available late March at HP.com, JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, Officeworks and The Good Guys, from RRP AU$1899.

The 16-inch model will be available via HP.com, from RRP AU$2299, with plans to launch at major retailers in the second half of 2024.

 

The HP Pavilion Series – Personalised Computing for Every Creative Pursuit

 

The HP Pavilion series combines premium features with customisation performance for maximum value. Whether editing content or enjoying a little down time, the latest Pavilion laptop PCs provide sharp 16:10 visuals, an expanded port lineup, and long-lasting battery life to match your hustle.

 

The new HP Pavilion 16 inch Laptop PC brings a brilliant OLED display option to the Pavilion lineup for the perfect portable powerhouse, providing:

  • An Epic Canvas for Creation: Take advantage of 10.3% more vertical viewing space than the previous Pavilion 16 with a larger precision touchpad and backlit keyboard assist for comfortable browsing. On Intel® models, get up close and personal with the stunning detail of optional NVIDIA® graphics or immerse yourself in entertainment on up to an IMAX Enhanced Certified OLED display.
  • Configurations to Fit Every Flow: Tackle your most intensive projects with a range of collaboration tools shared across the portfolio, choosing from several Intel® or AMD models and an optional FHD IR camera8. HP Fast Charge15 provides a timely battery boost ahead of a long day of creativity, resulting in up to 19 hours of battery life on devices with up to an Intel® Core™ Ultra processor – a 44% increase over the previous Pavilion 16.

 

The HP Pavilion 16 is expected to be available in April at HP.com, as well as at major retailers including Harvey Norman, Officeworks and JB Hi-Fi. RRP starts at AU$1699.

 

Datasheets and images can be accessed here for additional details. If you are interested in a review unit for any of the above, please send an email to alicia.teo@edelman.com and we’ll get you on the list.

 

Contact details:

Alicia Teo: alicia.teo@edelman.com

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