HP stories

HP has introduced its latest Windows 11 devices, displays and accessories, sporting some impressive specs.>>

And they are right to be worried, according to new research.>>

HP has unveiled its new range of Chrome-powered PC and notebook devices, as well as a new monitor designed to complement the range.>>

"The proliferation of pirated hacking tools and underground forums are allowing previously low-level actors to pose serious risks to enterprise security.">>

HP’s Envy Pro 6430 All-in-One encapsulates simplicity while also boasting a litany of features, and its competitive price makes it an attractive option.>>

Notebook and mobile workstation shipments, in particular, had a good quarter, growing 15% year on year in Q2 2021 and reaching 66.7 million units.>>

HP has released a security report finding remote work is creating a growing cybersecurity risk.>>

HP says the program is designed to turn analytics into insights, encourage innovation, and reward partners for performance, collaboration, and capabilities.>>

In its statement, the Commerce Commission outlined key competition issues that the watchdog considers vital to the decision of whether to grant HP NZ’s proposed resale price maintenance arrangements.>>

A new report has found 29% of malware captured was previously unknown due to the widespread use of packers and obfuscation techniques by attackers seeking to evade detection. >>

The New Zealand inkjet printer market has grown 7% due to surge in remote working, according to new data from IDC’s Asia/Pacific Quarterly Hardcopy Peripherals (HCP) Tracker.>>

There were many recurring names from the 2019 awards, with The Laptop Company, Ingram Micro, Cyclone, OEM Print Solutions and PB Technologies once again taking trophies back to the office.>>

Wouldn’t be nice if videoconferencing worked as smoothly as your coffee machine?>>

Chromebooks were the best performing client PC product in Q3, as shipments grew 122% to a total of 9.4 million – tablets are making a comeback.>>

PNY sent over a selection of their new HP authorised flash drives for us to put through their paces.>>

What do headsets, mice, keyboards, monitors, and a desktop PC, oh my. These are all part of HP’s new line of OMEN gaming equipment range.>>

HP’s vision for its new range of PCs, printers and services is to make remote working ‘as productive, connected, and secure as possible’ as businesses adopt hybrid workplaces.>>

"These HP products are part of PNYs major and continued commitment to launching high-quality memory products into Australia and New Zealand.">>

HP personal systems product evangelist Carlin Diprose walks us through how HP can provide vital security in a work from home world.>>

Laptops, desktops, workstations, monitors - HP NZ's huge announcement introduces over a dozen new products, to be released in the next few months.>>

Launches new OMEN branding alongside the new 25L and 30L rigs and a 27” gaming-focused monitor. >>

HP has released additions to its HP Create Ecosystem, with the HP ZBook Studio, HP ZBook Create and the HP ENVY 15, all designed for creators including consumers and professionals.>>

Of the top five PC vendors, Apple was hit hardest in Q1 as its shipments fell by over 20% to 3.2 million units.>>

"This bump in demand may be short lived as many fear the worst is yet to come and this could lead to both consumers and businesses tightening spending in the coming months.">>