HP Unveils Print Solutions, Including 10 Industry-first Innovations

HP recently unveiled innovative print solutions, including 10 industry-first technologies that significantly improve how customers interact with their digital content. The new solutions will help consumers, small and midsize business and enterprise organizations better manage and access their digital content.

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Review: HP Pavilion Dv7 notebook with Intel Core i7

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

One of the great paradoxes of modern day computing is that desktop computers continue to get smaller and more energy efficient while notebook computers have increased in screen-size, features and capabilities. At the top of the "desktop-replacement" category of 17-inch notebooks is HP's Dv7-4090ca, its a Blu-Ray slinging, 7-pound weighing, do-it-all notebook that rings in at $1,400 and banishes the thought that you should ever want a desktop PC.

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Breaking News: HP purchases Palm

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

We never saw this coming but HP has just purchased Palm Inc. The flagging smartphone maker's poor earnings coupled with less-than-stellar consumer reaction to its Pre and Pixi smartphones spelled trouble and it seemed Palm was floundering in the very segment it helped create.

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Slate PCs and eBook Readers all the rage at CES

Lenovo U1 hybrid Notebook/Slate combo comes out in June 2010This year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is once again heralding technology trends for the coming year if not acting as the proving ground for technologies coming out in the next few. Or not.

This year, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer whipped out an HP Slate PC during his yearly keynote speech, demonstrated the PC version of the Amazon Kindle software, and Windows 7's multi-touch interface as well as web surfing, multimedia and gaming features.

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