HP has brought his news in laptops, desktops and “all in one” at CES 2025. But unlike other manufacturers, such as Dell, it is not going to make changes to its computer families, but rather it is going to expand and improve them, preparing many of its computers for AI. Thus, the new Elite Book laptops will have the latest Intel Core ultra processor models. They will also be carried by the renewed OmniStudio X and OmniDesk, which will be more prepared for Artificial Intelligence thanks to functions that will bring it closer to more professionals, and even home users.
The new laptops that the company has brought to the event are the HP EliteBook Ultra G1i, the EliteBook X G12i and the EliteBook X Flip G1i. As for the desktop computers presented, they are the aforementioned OmniStudio X, an “all in one” computer, and several models from the OmniDesk family.
HP EliteBook Ultra G1i, EliteBook X G1i y EliteBook X Flip G1i
With a 14-inch screen, the laptop HP EliteBook Ultra G1i It is specially designed for professionals who need equipment prepared to work on mobility. Their maximum thickness is 12.1 millimeters (thicker at the front than at the back), and they weigh around 1.2 kilos.
It incorporates a 3K OLED screen, an Intel Core ultra 5 chip and 16 GB of RAM, which can be expanded. The device is compatible with WiFi 7, has a Poly Studio speaker system and a 9 Megapixel webcam.
As for the EliteBook X G1ialso 14 inches, is very similar to the previous one. It is also intended for professional users, but who are looking for a more economical model. It has a 14-inch 2.5K screen and is slightly thicker: 17.55 millimeters. It has a 5 Megapixel webcam and Intel Core Ultra 5 and 7 processors. Its maximum storage capacity is 2 TB and its RAM can reach up to 32 GB.
Lastly, the EliteBook X FLip G1i It is designed to be versatile and flexible. It allows its users to completely rotate the screen, turning the laptop into a tablet. It is somewhat heavier than the two other models due to a design that allows this, but not excessively: 1,388 kilos. Its features and performance, otherwise, are quite similar to those of the EliteBook X.
OmniDesk, OmniStudio X y OmniStudio X All-in-one
The HP OmniDesk range of desktop computers has three new computers: OmniDesk Slim, PC y AI PC. The first, the most basic of the family, has an Intel Core i7-14800 processor, an integrated Intel UHD graphics card, an SSD drive with 1 TB of storage space and 16 GB of RAM.
Above it is the OmniDeskPC, with a similar hardware configuration, but with more memory and storage space. Some models have an AMD Ryzen 7 8700G processor and also have improvements in the graphics section, since they can have an Nvidia 3050 or an integrated Radeon GPU.
The OmniDesk AI PC features the latest Intel Core Ultra processors and a GeForce RTX 4060 graphics card, so it’s ready for high-performance tasks. In addition, its design stands out for having exterior wooden paneling.
Lastly, the “all-in-one” model of the HP OmniStudio series, the X All-in-oneis a desktop computer with an integrated 27-inch Full HD screen, which can optionally be 4K. It incorporates an Intel Core ultra 7 258V processor, 32 GB of RAM and integrated Intel Arc graphics card. It has a dual Poly Studio speaker system, which can be optimized with HP Audio Boost software.
Later, HP plans to launch an HP OmniStudio
