HP continues its commitment to the all-in-one desktop form factor with its new HP Pavilion All in One 200-5020 PC ($780 list). It's meant to compete with the Editors' Choice low-end Apple iMac ...

The HP Pavilion Aero 13 is a thin and light laptop with a mid-range price but the kind of premium specs and design you’d typically find on more expensive laptops. First launched in 2021, the model I ...

The HP Pavilion dm1z is a great laptop for the price, with a low starting price of just $449. In fact, you can often find the laptop on sale for even cheaper. The laptop has an 11.6 inch display, ...

Pavilion is HP's mainstream consumer brand, positioned above nameless HP systems ("HP All-in-One 20") and below its Envy machines. The 24-k0220z is an HP.com configuration that's a better buy than ...

Viewed as an ultraportable laptop, the Pavilion dm1z is mediocre though inexpensive; but as a netbook, it’s fantastic and avoids the usual netbook compromises. We’ve been hearing about AMD’s new ...

The highlights of the HP Pavilion p6610f ($529.98 list) desktop, available at Staples, are its a quad-core processor and a roomy 750GB (7,200rpm) hard drive. It also boasts a case that belies its ...

In the past few years small Tablet PC notebooks with decent specs haven’t been cheap because the display’s digitizer significantly increases cost. After nearly 5 years on the market, tablet PCs have ...

With older technology under its hood and a relatively unchanged chassis design, the HP Pavilion p6507c-b ($599.99 list), available at Costco, isn't quite cutting-edge. But before you disregard it and ...

At 0.74 by 12.8 by 8.7 inches, the HP is also a hair thinner than last year's version, but at 3.55 pounds it's slightly overweight—the Lenovo Flex and Acer Spin 3 are 3.3 pounds each, and the LG Gram ...

There are several ready-made and customizable versions of the Pavilion Gaming 15 on the HP site, starting at $799.99 for a Core i5-9300H model with GeForce GTX 1050 graphics, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB ...

The HP Pavilion Wave is a sneak-attack tower PC that looks -- and can even act like -- like a speaker. In a departure from virtually anything else we've ever seen from HP (now HP, Inc.) or any other ...