How bad do you need an Android tablet? HP’s latest Android tablet isn’t packed with the latest components, but it’s cheap. The buyer gets, um, a screen, some bits and bytes, and a bezel as wide as the Mighty Mississisp’. But the HP 7 Plus is only $99. Since HP’s first consumer Android tablet, the computer maker has been content racing to the bottom with cheap… Read More
With the Z1 G2 workstation, HP is hitting a lot of high notes. Highly customizable, intensely powerful, and endlessly useful, the newset HP workstation is a substantial upgrade versus last … Continue reading
Is the demand for the PC starting to slip in the face of smartphones, tablets, and Chromebooks as viable alternatives? Well it would seem so because according to a recent report from the IDC, they have reported that worldwide PC shipments totaled 73.4 million units in the first quarter of 2014. This is actually a 4.4% decline year-on-year which does not bode well for PC manufacturer.
However it seems that despite PC shipments starting to slip, IDC has found that Lenovo is still maintaining their number one position in worldwide PC shipments with shipments in Q1 totalling 12.9 million. They are followed by HP who are pretty close at 12.55 million, followed by Dell which is a pretty distant third at 9.8 million. Acer and ASUS also made the list at fourth and fifth place respectively but it seems even their combined might does not even reach Lenovo’s numbers. (more…)
PC Shipments See 4.4% YOY Decline, According To IDC original content from Ubergizmo. 
HP might be focused on the notebook and desktop markets a whole lot more compared to churning out tablets, but this does not mean that they have gotten away from the tablet game completely after all these years. There is the HP Slate 8 Pro which was first mentioned last year, in addition to entry level Android-powered tablets rolling out just last month. Having said that, the HP Slate 8 Pro that retails for $310 thereabouts in the US and comes with an 8” 1600 x 1200 pixel display, an NVIDIA Tegra 4 processor, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, 1GB RAM, and 16GB of internal memory might be getting a “sibling” soon, especially when an unannounced model known as the HP Slate 8 Pro 7650 has appeared on the FCC website.
HP Slate 8 Pro 7650 Appears At The FCC original content from Ubergizmo. 
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The legacy of Palm is almost all but gone but bits and pieces still live here and there. Now the team behind WebOS has just released Mochi, a software design … Continue reading
The saga of WebOS has been running for years now. Palm was the first to roll out the OS as an attempt to compete with Apple and Google in the … Continue reading
If you’ve ever used a Windows PC and longed for the build a MacBook offers, your wait may be over. The HP Spectre 13-inch Ultrabook is a device unlike many … Continue reading
Even though 3D printing has become popular over the years, the technology isn’t widespread in the market. When they first materialized, 3D printers were quite expensive. Over the years costs have come down significantly, but there’s a lot more that needs to be done if companies want to put a 3D printer in every home. HP might have figured out how to do just that. CEO Meg Whitman told investors during the company’s annual shareholder meeting conference call that HP is going to make a “big technology announcement” regarding 3D printers in June.
HP 3D Printers Expected In June original content from Ubergizmo. 
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HP is promising to shake up the 3D printer industry with new technology that not only makes the process faster but delivers higher-quality models, with CEO Meg Whitman teasing a … Continue reading
The recent MWC 2014 could have been the perfect setting for HP to announce their HP 8 Android tablet, but it looks like the company preferred a softer approach and … Continue reading
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