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While HP isn't the one name you come up with when discussing VR, the company has been challenging more committed VR companies for some time now.
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After companies like Microsoft started calling their strategy "mobile first, cloud first" roughly six years ago, one could've easily come to ......
Virtual Reality is an amazing experience everyone needs to try out. However, there are clear limitations to what can be achieved with the hardware ......
HP is recalling batteries for some notebook or mobile workstation products after numerous reports of overheating, property damage and a burn injury.
The inevitable decline of personal computer, as it was designed, has been documented in recent years. The so-called post PC era, predicted by ......
Hewlett-Packard (HP) has filed the paperwork necessary to split the company on November 1st.
After years of using Beats audio technology for its PCs and tablets, HP has dropped its old partner and teamed up with Bang & Olufsen.
The upcoming MB Chronowing, the smartwatch designed by designer Michael Bastian and tech giant HP, is easily the nicest looking watch to date but it will lack in many of the features seen in the Apple Watch or Android Wear, says the WSJ.
HP has confirmed this weekend's big rumor that it will split into two separate businesses.
Tech giant HP could be on the verge of splitting in two, says a new WSJ report, a move that could help the struggling company to better focus and re-invent itself.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has said this week that HP will be recalling over six million power cords as fire hazards.
Earlier this month, HP unveiled that it was working on a luxury designer smartwatch with luxury flash sale site Gilt and designer Michael Bastian.
HP has confirmed this week that it will keep its deal with Beats Electronics to integrate Beats Audio tech in its higher-end PCs through 2015, despite Apple's recent acquisition of the company.
Massive mobile processor maker Qualcomm has acquired a portfolio of patents that has been jumping around for years including those once owned by defunct smartphone maker Palm.
HP, the world's second largest PC maker, has begun emailing customers that Windows 7 is back as an option for those looking to buy new PCs.
According to 9to5G, HP is preparing to release a cheap Android smartphone aimed at the emerging markets, possibly as soon as next week.
Multiple reports are claiming that HP is looking to get back into the the smartphone business, aiming new devices at emerging markets.
Multiple sources are reporting that HP is actively looking to sell off their mobile-computing patents, with CEO Meg Whitman looking for ways to add cash to the company's reserves.
HP CEO Meg Whitman has confirmed that the company will be entering the 3D printer market starting in the Q3 2014.
HP puts Android-based convertible PC up for sale
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