Convertible laptops are multiplying. It's like they've grown reproductive organs and formed their own tribe. But that means there's something to suit every scale, level of productivity and price point ...

This weekend HP is delivering two devices with the same aim: the HP Pavilion x360 and the HP ENVY x360. These devices are high-powered notebooks with touchscreen displays able to fold 360-degrees back ...

It's a refurb, but also a powerhouse that normally sells for $900. Plus: Free episodes of "Humans" and the Cheapskate Mystery Box unboxed! Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

HP Envy x360 14 has been launched in India and the latest convertible laptop is equipped with Intel Core Ultra processors. They sport a 2.8K OLED display with optional pen input support and feature ...

This year’s Envy x360 brings incremental improvements to HP’s solid convertible design. The Envy x360 range brings tablet convenience without sacrificing on power or performance, and this year’s model ...

The new HP Envy x360 14 is a 3.35 pound notebook with a 13th-gen Intel Core U-series processor, support for up to 16GBof RAM and 1TB of PCIe NVMe storage, a 5MP webcam and a 14 inch, FHD touchscreen ...

Powered by a 10th Gen Core i7, this 2-in-1 15-inch laptop delivers power, inking and is now more affordable than ever. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

HP knows consumers are into the sexy looks of high-end convertibles like the Spectre x360, but can’t always put out the shekels for it. So with its revamped Pavilion x360 and Envy x360 lineups, the ...

The device supports Gigabit Wi-Fi speeds, to provide fast internet connections for demanding streaming apps for movies, music and gaming. Expanding its premium portfolio, HP Inc. on Tuesday launched ...

To start things off I need to get something off my chest – I’m not a fan of convertible notebooks. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy a device that handily features two or more form factors. A well-made ...

Some stability concerns. Floppy hinge. Rotten battery life. With the latest update to its Envy x360 laptop line, HP has done what has long seemed nearly impossible: Jettisoned Intel from the CPU slot.