Aside from the new Acer Chromebook, we also got a hands-on look at the new HP Chromebook 14. The latest Haswell-powered Chromebook from HP comes in an array of eye-popping colors -- Snow White, Ocean ...

The HP Pavilion Chromebook 14 is a slightly different Chromebook prospect: the Google Chrome OS operating system laptop - which needs to be online via Wi-Fi for its full cloud-based functionality - ...

HP dropped a ton of news late last year -- like a laptop crafted from leather and a slew of updates to its premium Spectre line. So it's no surprise that the company doesn't have much to unveil at CES ...

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HP is the latest manufacturer to make an elite Chromebook with more power than most users probably need. The new HP Chromebook x360 14 G1 debuted ahead of the start of CES today. It's a premium ...

AMD wants in on the Chromebook craze. A few OEMs, including HP, Acer, and Lenovo, announced AMD-powered Chromebooks at CES this year, and those devices are just starting to become available. Intel ...

HP's new Chromebook 14 is the second laptop released in 2013 with that exact name. However, this is a brand new device, despite its name. Eric Franklin Former Editorial Director Eric Franklin led the ...

One year after using Nvidia chips to power its Chromebook 14, HP is going back to Intel's silicon. The new HP Chromebook 14 model available on November 8 runs on an Intel Celeron processor, which is ...

The time it takes to deplete a fully charged battery while the Chromebook loads a sequence of web pages over WiFi. The screen is set to a specific brightness that's usable indoors or outdoors. Battery ...

Chromebooks are typically powered by Intel processors under the hood, but at CES 2019, HP is changing that. In a first, HP is launching a new Chromebook 14, with AMD processors inside, bringing more ...

Hewlett-Packard and Acer were among four hardware makers previewing new Haswell-powered Chromebooks this morning at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco. But, so far, HP is the only company ...