HP releases Omni and EliteBooks with Snapdragon

HP has announced two new laptops with a Snapdragon X Elite processor. The Omnibook The company wants to further simplify its laptop lineup in the future, with the Omni series now for consumers and the EliteBooks for business users.

The Omnibook and Elitebook have the new Snapdragon X Elite processor on board, with a neural processing unit that can run '45 trillion operations per second', according to the company. That SoC has an Adreno IPU. The Omnibook also has 16GB or 32GB of Lpddr5x memory on board and comes with 512GB, 1TB or 2TB of storage space. The laptop also has a 14″ IPS screen with a resolution of 2240×1400 pixels. There are two USB-C ports and a USB-A port on the device, the first two of which, in addition to power delivery, also support DisplayPort 1.4a. That model costs 1399 euros and will be available in mid-June.

The Elitebook only has 16GB of space and a 512GB drive. The model does have the same display, but only has a single USB-C port. The model is more expensive; the Elitebook will be available at the end of June from 1849 euros.

The two laptops are the first models that the company is releasing under its new and, above all, simplified range. While HP previously had all kinds of different series, the company wants to focus on simpler naming in the future. In the future, the company only wants to release Omnis for consumers. Only Elite devices will be available for business users. There are many variants of both series. For example, laptops fall into the Omni or EliteBooks series, but PCs are also available as Omni or Elite Studios. There are also Ultra or X variants for sale and devices with different chipsets, the 3, 5 or 7 series. .net/i/NOomBWVwAsQ5uFZwam_WUPnd0bI=/656x/filters:strip_exif()/i/2006716298.webp?f=imagenormal” />