HP has updated its ENVY desktop line, adding Alex to its vast ENVY Curved AiO 34, and adding a minimalistic but potent tower to the range. Revealed today, the new desktops feature a more mature, ...

All-In-One computers were invented to deal with a very simple problem: Without a display, even the most powerful computer is little more than a paperweight. But consumers who want the absolute best in ...

If the television is the center of your living room, then HP’s 2017 Curved All-in-One (AIO) 34 is the centerpiece of an office or workspace. With a curved ultra-wide 34-inch display, this year’s Envy ...

HP unveiled its new Envy and Elite personal computers and accessories, which range from the world's smallest business convertible to the widest curved all-in-one computer. The Palo Alto, ...

HP has taken the wraps off the HP Envy all-in-one PC with a 34-inch curved display. While the Envy looks like just a curved display, it is a full-fledged computer with an Intel 7th-Gen Core i7-7700T ...

HP is refreshing its lineup of premium PCs, including its HP Elite 1000 series and the Envy Curved AiO 34. The Envy Curved all-in-one was updated with built-in Alexa integration, Bang and ...

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LAS VEGAS -- If you want people to fall in love with your curves, you better make them clean. More than a year ago, HP introduced a giant, 34-inch curved-screen all-in-one Windows 10 PC. The "ENVY" ...

2017’s all-in-ones will make you rethink what a desktop PC can be 2017’s all-in-ones will make you rethink what a desktop PC can be is an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service ...

HP's Envy curved all-in-one PC is about to get a significant makeover. Announced today at CES 2017, HP is launching something of a refresh of its 34-inch curved AIO later this month. This new PC will ...

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