Editor's Pick: HP Offers Versatile PC Gaming Machines for Grown-Ups

HP Offers Versatile PC Gaming Machines for Grown-Ups

Richard Adhikari Jun 2, 2016 3:11 PM PT
	HP last week introduced several new additions to its Omen by HP gaming hardware line: 15.6-inch and 17.3-inch laptops, a desktop PC and a 32- inch Quad HD4 display. The laptops will be available next month with a starting price of $900; the desktop and display will be available in August at HP online and at select retailers, with pricing as yet undisclosed. [More...]

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