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HP has unveiled a new computer display today that has a lot of adjustability built-in and lots of technology as well. The display is called the HP EliteDisplay E221c 21.5-inch Webcam LED backlit Monitor. The IPS technology gives the screen wide viewing angles and the integrated webcam makes videoconferencing easy. The highly adjustable monitor stand […]

HP has released a new business-friendly desktop PC, the EliteDesk 800 G1 US. This slim desktop PC is equipped with a 2.90GHz Intel Core i5-4570S processor (onboard video), an Intel Q87 Express Chipset, a 2GB DDR3 RAM, a 320GB hard drive, a DVD Super Multi Drive and runs on Windows 7 Home Premium OS. The EliteDesk 800 G1 US is available now for 107,100 Yen (about $1,097). [HP]

Welcome to Engadget’s back to school guide! Today, we’ve got a wide array of laptop recommendations. Head to the back to school hub to see the rest of the product guides as we add them throughout the month. Be sure to keep checking back; in early September, we’ll be giving away a ton of gear.

If you were expecting us to recommend a MacBook Air or a Samsung ATIV Book 9, we’ll kindly refer you to our back to school Ultrabook buying guide. But while an ultraportable will suffice for web surfing, Netflixing and the occasional all-nighter, some students will still crave a little more. A little extra storage space, perhaps, or a discrete GPU to pull off smoother gaming. Or maybe y’all just want something cheaper than your standard Ultrabook. No shame in that either. Whatever it is, we’ve got a handful of choices for each budget.

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Earlier this morning, we did talk about a certain HP Bodhi device that ran on the Android mobile operating system, and it seems that additional information on said tablet has been revealed later in the day. The very same device has popped up in yet another leaked benchmark, although this time around, it would be on the GFXBench website, where it has dropped the Bodhi name and stuck with the HP Slate 8 Pro name instead. The HP Slate 8 Pro will of course, run on Android, while sporting an 8” display (hence its name) that comes with a 1,600 x 1,200 pixel resolution display.

The naming convention does make plenty of sense. After all, the HP Slate 7 did happen to be a 7-inch Android tablet, while the HP Slate 21 did appear is an all-in-one Android desktop that boasts of a 21.5-inch touchscreen display. Just as this morning’s leaked benchmark, results from the GFXBench benchmark also point to a possible NVIDIA Tegra 4 ARM Cortex-A15 quad-core processor with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean in tow. Do you think that HP will be able to be successful in the tablet business, especially one where so many manufacturers have jumped aboard the Android bandwagon already? Only time will tell, so stay tuned!

HP Slate 8 Pro Spotted In GFXBench Benchmark original content from Ubergizmo.

Is it a tablet, or an All-in-One PC, or some hybrid of the two? The HP ENVY Rove 20 walks the line in-between, a 20-inch desktop that, thanks to an onboard battery, can make the trip from home office, to kitchen, to bedroom, and back without interrupting what you’re working on or watching. Windows 8 […]