The HP 15.6-inch Windows Touch Laptop is on sale for just $279 right now, a 41% discount off the normal $469 price as part of ...

The HP 15.6-inch Ryzen Touch laptop is $690 without a sale, but thanks to this deal over at Walmart, you can get it for $450.

Amazon has already kicked on a number of back-to-school deals on student laptops that are designed to handle everything your ...

The display measures in at 15.6 inches and is a touchscreen so you can choose to operate your laptop like you would a tablet with support for pinch, tap, and swipe controls. The screen has a ...

Refreshed late 2020, the HP Omen 15 has matured into an unthrottled gaming laptop with some impressive features. We test it out to see how it fares in a very competitive market.

HP packs a large keyboard with numpad in the Victus 15. Its edge-to-edge design makes maximum use of the laptop’s interior. That means most keys are large despite the numpad shoved into the left ...

The HP Omen 15 starts at $1,000 with AMD's Radeon RX550, but you'll have to shell out $1,300 if you want NVIDIA's GTX 1050. The top-end version with the GTX 1060, meanwhile, goes for around $1,659.

Another variant of the HP Chromebook Plus 15.6-inch is available directly on the HP website starting at $599.99; it can be upgraded with a 144hz refresh rate, a backlit keyboard, and an Intel WiFi ...

Our Verdict The 2017 HP Omen 15 is a strong all-around gaming laptop option, but choose your configuration carefully. Our test model’s 4K display and slow hard drive drag it down.

The HP Chromebook 15 is solidly build, looks good, and equips some fast components that keeps Chrome OS humming. It's keyboard leaves a little to be desired, but the touchpad and touch display ...

The HP Omen 15 looks set to take the slimline gaming laptop market by storm. Combining a powerful display with a solid set of specs under the hood, this machine allows the Ryzen processor to sing ...

HP’s new Spectre x360 2-in-1 makes some strange design decisions, increasing thickness over last year’s model to pack a larger battery, and dropping the 1080p display entirely in favor of 4K.