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HP unleashes next-gen computing innovations

Technology powerhouse HP Inc, recently introduced its newest PCs, displays, and accessories at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The company’s latest consumer and commercial product innovations offer users the freedom to work more securely and experience content from anywhere, connect devices simply and easily, and gives customers the freedom to show their personal values

HP unleashes next-gen computing innovations

HP unleashes next-gen computing innovations

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Technology powerhouse HP Inc, recently introduced its newest PCs, displays, and accessories at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

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The company’s latest consumer and commercial product innovations offer users the freedom to work more securely and experience content from anywhere, connect devices simply and easily, and gives customers the freedom to show their personal values by offering the world’s first notebook made with ocean-bound plastic materials7.

“We are passionate about creating devices and computing experiences that lead us into the future and enable more freedom in how the next generation creates, consumes content, and collaborates,” said Alex Cho, president, Personal Systems, HP Inc. “As the PC becomes increasingly relevant, HP continues delivering amazing devices, and display and accessory innovations that deliver both performance and lightness, durability and design, and mobility and privacy.”

Cho added that as the global PC and technology market enters a new decade, people will continuously evolve how they use technology and desire solutions that enable more freedom in how they work, live, and play.

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