Like other Chrome devices to date, the new HP Chrome OS devices also start at a modest price point. What follows are five things to know about HP’s Chromebase All-in-One Desktop and Chromebook ...

HP has a new all-in-one desktop to take on Apple’s newly redesigned 24-inch M1 iMac computer. This time, the company is teaming up with Google to bring Chrome OS to its 21.5-inch Chromebase, an ...

The HP Chromebase’s 21.5-inch touchscreen is the key factor in optimizing the desktop Chrome OS experience. The top of the screen holds a slider switch to physically cover the 5-megapixel front ...

As an example, the HP Chromebook x360 14c netted 898 in the single-core test and 2,866 in the multi-core test. It’s still well off the M1 iMac, however, which hits 1,745 in single-core and 7,700 ...

Like most recent Chrome OS devices, the HP Chromebase 21.5 AiO supports installation of Android apps from the Google Play Store, so you can use it to run millions of mobile apps and games in ...

HP has two new Chrome OS computers: the Chromebook x2 11 detachable and the Chromebase AiO all-in-one. It’s also announcing a new Works With Chromebook-certified monitor.

HP’s new Chromebase AiO is an all-in-one Chrome OS desktop with the ability to rotate its screen from landscape to portrait. Here’s our first look at the device launching in August 2021.

The HP Chromebook x2 sounds great thanks to a pair of Bang & Olufsen speakers. At $600, the Chromebook x2 certainly isn’t cheap, but it’s far more affordable than the Pixel Slate.

The HP Chromebase AiO will be available in August from $599.99 in different configurations — Pentium / 4GB RAM / 64GB storage, i3 / 4GB / 128GB, or i3 / 16GB / 256GB.