HP alongside Valve and Microsoft has announced an updated version of their headset with the Reverb G2.
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At Gamescom 2019, HP has announced a new desktop and laptop under their Pavilion Gaming lineup along with some OMEN hardware.
HP has refreshed their OMEN and Pavillion Gaming lineups which includes the world’s first dual-screen gaming laptop, the OMEN X 2S laptop.
HP has made few announcements at CES 2019 included the OMEN X Emperium 65 with Soundbar, an AMOLED display option for the Spectre x360 15 and more.
LG has announced that they’ve developed an open source of their webOS platform.
Virtual reality is still in its infancy but over the past couple of years, it has rapidly been increasing in popularity and the technology used in headsets. When Microsoft announced Windows Mixed Reality along with headsets, they are essentially paving the way to bring virtual reality headsets to the masses.
HP has shown off some of their latest products at CES 2018, including their Always-Connected PC, an Alexa-powered speaker/desktop and more.
Nowadays, more people are using their smartphones to take all their photos. Partly because it is super easy to capture photos and videos with and it’s always within arm’s reach. In the past few years, there has also been a rise in film photography, more specifically Polaroid photos (you know, the camera that allows you to print your photos instantly).
HP has announced two new all-in-one computers under their Pavilion brand. They come in 24 and 27-inch versions.
This post was contributed by, Mary Ann Yule, president of HP Canada.
Odd as it may seem, Amazon, the bellwether of online shopping, is marketing actual stores. The retail giant is testing a smart convenience store concept in Seattle that lets shoppers grab-and-go without dealing with cashiers or money.
Why would Amazon bother? Because like a growing number of retailers, it sees a huge opportunity to breathe new life into brick-and-mortar stores and streamline an experience that has increasingly resulted in customers feeling overwhelmed with data.
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