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While the HP 14 Stream is an internet laptop first and foremost, it’s still functional without it—you can download Windows 10 apps and get some good use out of it without an internet connection.
Hewlett-Packard is stretching the limits of design with the announcement today of the colorful and thin HP Stream series of Windows laptops and tablets.
What's electric blue, has an island style keyboard and costs just $199? The HP Stream 11, of course. We have to hand it to HP, in a world of look-alike laptops and cheesy-shiny plastic netbooks, the ...
The HP Stream 14, a cheap laptop with a 14-inch HD screen and Windows 11 Home in S Mode, is available from Walmart with an even more affordable price of $169.
A great keyboard, battery life and design makes the HP Stream Windows laptop a compelling alternative to similarly priced Chromebook and tablet competition.
These are Windows laptops that come with a free 1-year subscription to Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium. HP introduced the Stream 11 and Stream 13 September. Now you can buy them for $200 and up.
We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the HP Stream 11-AK0012DX laptop & chromebook to find out if it's worth it.
The HP Stream 14, a laptop with a one-year subscription to Office 365, is available for a very affordable price of $169 on Walmart, but probably not for long.
The HP Stream 11 is among the first of these so-called Chromebook killers: an 11.6-inch laptop running full Windows and priced at just $200.
HP Stream 11 The Good The HP Stream 11 looks good for such an inexpensive laptop, battery life is excellent, and it includes a year of Microsoft Office 365 and 1TB of OneDrive online storage.
The HP Stream 11 is the netbook resurrected—and refined—writes Joanna Stern. It gives those considering a Chromebook an alternative with some real advantages.
HP is getting into the game streaming arena -- though probably not in the way you'd expect. With the aptly titled "Omen Game Stream" app, it'll integrate the feature in all of its gaming PCs later ...