It's compact, solidly built and great for travel, but the slightly larger 13.8-inch version is the better choice as a daily ...

HP is announcing a handful of laptop upgrades today, but two stand out for going head to head with Microsoft’s Surface line. The first is an upgrade of HP’s Spectre x2, making it into a more ...

HP improved the display on the x2 from the original by giving it a higher resolution than the Surface Pro. The new 12.3-inch, 3,000×2,000 (293ppi) IPS touchscreen is lovely to look at and use.

HP’s keyboard has an aluminum tray that makes it feel a bit less flexible and more stable, and HP says that the keys have more travel than the Surface Pro 4’s Type Cover; this is probably true ...

HP only has one Computex announcement this year, a mid-tier consumer laptop called the OmniBook 5, something that probably would have been called a Pavilion in a past life. Starting at $799, it's ...

The HP Spectre X2 also has a highly adjustable kickstand akin to the Surface Pro, but HP’s is a hollowed out “U” shape, which was done to make room for a higher capacity battery.

HP’s latest Envy 13 debuts in a post-Surface-Laptop world, where PC makers seem ready to challenge the MacBook Air’s dominance in the thin-and-light category.Due to ship in June or July, the ...

Our review of HP’s Spectre x2 12.3-inch 2-in-1 tablet begins with a simple question: Can HP continue its tradition of being an elegant, yet durable alternative to Microsoft’s Surface Pro flagship?

HP is taking on the Surface. Again.This morning, it’s introducing the Spectre x2, a 12-inch tablet that’s bundled with a thin, detachable keyboard and can be propped up using a built-in kickstand.

What timing: Just a day after Microsoft announced the Surface Pro 4, HP is unveiling a similar-looking 2-in-1 of its own. Though HP has made laptop/tablet hybrids before, the new 12-inch Spectre ...

HP says it has a battery life of up to 22 hours and up 19 hours' video playback time. HP's 2-in-1 Snapdragon PC is one of the more expensive Always Connected PCs expected this year.