HP stories - Page 14

The HP Elite X3 is a truly outstanding productivity tool and a must-have for modern workers that are constantly on the go.

HP New Zealand has taken the wraps off its finalist list for the Partner of the Year Awards. So who is in the running for awards this year?.

In a very few days I’ve become enamoured of this printer. For a product with a relatively small footprint it sure packs a lot in!.

Up to 12,000 HP devices will be winging their way to Queensland schools following Data#3's win of a Department of Education and Training contract.

HP has released a range of dedicated gaming computers called OMEN, featuring laptops, desktops, and accessories.

Fujitsu's covert staff cuts in Australia spark outcry amid ongoing Lenovo buyout talks and bleak PC sales forecasts.

HP plans to cut up to 4,000 jobs by 2019 as part of a global restructure aimed at saving USD $300 million, citing declining PC sales.

The preliminary results of one of Gartner’s more recent studies paints a pretty gloomy picture for the PC market.

Shape Security has not only secured $40 million in Series D funding through Hewlett Packard Pathfinder, but it’s also focusing on the APAC market.

Mobile devices rise spells doom for PC monitor sales, with shipments to dip below 100m by 2020, says IDC tracker report.

HP strategises a breakthrough in the A3 copier space, banking on innovative products and a major Samsung acquisition.

HP is the undisputed powerhouse of A4 printing, and they’re now determined and aggressive with their A3 ambitions. Watch out competitors.

HP has announced the acquisition of Samsung's printer business, valued at $1.05 billion, in a bid to disrupt the copier market.

The global WLAN market is set to grow by over 10% between 2016 and 2020, driven by the rising demand for faster internet connectivity.

HP has confirmed the NZ pricing for the HP Elite x3, while at the same timing unveiling when the hotly-anticipated product will be available to Kiwis.

HP unveils cutting-edge tech at Emirates Team NZ, with talks on innovation and a shared vision for the future.

The lovely folks at HP seem to be determined to turn me to the Windows side, and with the Spectre, they may be edging ever closer to success.

What we have here, my discerning and loyal readers, is a printer that is quick, quiet, producing quality prints while being stingy on consumables.

I’m an unashamed devotee of all things Apple. However, HP appear to be making inroads into my hitherto steadfast devotion to the Mac.

Keith Watson to leave Hewlett Packard Enterprise at end of year. Watson thanks colleagues and hints at future plans.